That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby Leaena » Wed Jul 11, 2012 2:34 am

I have been hit by a train and my rheumy just increased my meds :( , I wanna go home and sleep but I have to stay at work cos other people are already sick and we have a clinic to run in the afternoon. Sigh.
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby sheppeyescapee » Wed Jul 11, 2012 1:57 pm

That hit by a bus feeling is definitely me, I was planning on doing some uni work today but I am just so exhausted and am unable to take in any of the information so it will have to be another day now. Support is coming around soon so I better get washed and dressed.
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby madmum » Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:25 pm

That pesky bus hit both me and my son today,can someone please change the route. All I want is the stone removing from my backside and to sleep.
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby thalia » Thu Jul 12, 2012 2:54 pm

Yup, that bus has caught me too. Disappointing, because I had a deep tissue massage yesterday that I'd hoped would make me feel better, but in fact I'm feeling a lot worse today :(
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby cracker » Tue Aug 07, 2012 7:33 pm

the blimmin bus came & hit me agian today.......... full pelt :cry: :wall:
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby madmum » Tue Aug 07, 2012 9:49 pm

Made it here tonight. How do we change the route?
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby slinkypusscat » Wed Aug 08, 2012 1:33 pm

Can't believe it, this bus must have an amazing route to catch me unawares as well! Everything in the garden was rosy until last Saturday, then the wheels came off my wagon and I'm left wondering what on all earth I did to cause so much pain & loss of function. Perhaps I was having a really good party in my sleep, I just wish I could remember it!
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby Jaydee » Fri Aug 10, 2012 8:26 pm

thalia wrote:Yup, that bus has caught me too. Disappointing, because I had a deep tissue massage yesterday that I'd hoped would make me feel better, but in fact I'm feeling a lot worse today :(


Hi Thalia,

Ooh, firstly I see you're in West sussex too, so *waves*.

Also, getting hit by the bus is 'normal' after a deep tissue a massage for the first 24/48hrs or so, then you get the energy boost which can be amazing. I always plan deep tissue massages so i have a weekend/quiet few days immediately after.

But have these anyway. :bday:

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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby thalia » Sat Aug 11, 2012 6:10 pm

Thank you Jaydee, and hi. :bye:

I was expecting some soreness, but what I had that day was total knife-stabbing and debilitating pain. Only over one area - the lower back and hips that have been giving me trouble for years. It took a long time to ease and I didn't get any of the high. Luckily I had arranged some commitment free days so had the time to take it easy. I've since been back and had deeper massage on my upper back problems, which it can tolerate with just a bit of next day light soreness, and a much lighter massage on the lower back which is just too sensitive. I am very lucky that the lovely lady who does the massage is very knowledgeable in a variety of massage therapies (she actually teaches in Brighton) and knows my body and it's tendency to over-reaction, so mostly gets it right. :D

However, I was dumb yesterday and totally overdid it, so that bus has caught me again today :roll:
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby madmum » Sat Aug 11, 2012 6:20 pm

My son says he feels like he has been hit by a whole fleet of buses head on.
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby cracker » Sun Aug 12, 2012 9:05 pm

that blimmin bus came & hit me earlir & the cheeky thing sublaxed my knee!!!!!! :wall: :wall:
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby madmum » Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:23 pm

Probably came via us,my son was up at 12.30am having subluxated his ankle! Normally he is hit by door frames!!!!
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby meggy.nut » Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:52 pm

I'm wondering how the bus managed to expand its route all the way out here :shock:
The heat (101° today) completely flattened me, and my joints are all acting up after going out to meet family. Sigh.
Hopefully the bus will stop running into us all soon!
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby sheppeyescapee » Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:56 pm

I'm definitely getting that. Combined joint flare up from getting to the end of my shot cycle, tonsilitis and now stomach is playing up too probably too much rich food lately :oops:
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Re: That 'hit by a bus' feeling!!

Postby cracker » Mon Aug 13, 2012 4:56 pm

that blimmin bus that hit me yestday & dislocated my knee mate me end up in A&E i in a splint & back on crutches. i now feel like the whole fleet of arriva medway busses has hit me full on!! :wall:
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