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My tennis elbow is driving me nuts. It's not debilitating but it will not go away either. I've been wrapping it in the ice wrap thingie but that's not getting it so this morning I wramped up the icing and it is now enveloped in a world of heavenly cool.

I'll keep this on for 20 mins and then repeat it again sometime this afternoon. And I'm trying not to use it. It's my right arm and I need it for typing and knitting but otherwise, I'm working hard to pretend it is off duty.

I know it can heal because I had a horrible bout with it about 5 years ago and that fixed itself so I'm hopeful that with some concentrated care this, too, will get fixed.

Otherwise, it's my gym morning off and I'm enjoying it.

The Puppy Bowl party was fun yesterday. I think Matthew and Barbara enjoyed the actual puppy bowl more than I did but I enjoyed having them here so much that it all evened out. They took turns entertaining Travis and Betty with the laser pointer. Those cats will never ever ever tire of that thing but last night, after their dinner, they did not go to sleep, they fell into a coma! They were two kitties thoroughly worn out by the puppy bowl!

The sun is out this morning and the parking lot is full of caravan trailers and boats from the boat show.

I need to make a teddy bear miscellaneous animal delivery this morning or tomorrow morning (they are only open 9-noon). I'll probably go ahead and do it today. Work has yet to come in - might as well take advantage of the time.

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Date: 2009-02-02 06:08 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] mtgirl.livejournal.com
We thoroughly enjoyed the Puppy Bowl at our house, as well! Complete with chips and dip!

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Date: 2009-02-02 07:52 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] rev-hank.livejournal.com
uh oh! ice is good. followed by 10 minutes of heat even better. Its called a vascular flush.
massage it, pin the sore spot and stretch your fingers at the same time. also massage with an ice cube on the sore spot for about 20 minutes several times a day.
you could also try some of those icey/hot patches.
and rest it! :)

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Date: 2009-02-03 01:15 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] atl10sbum.livejournal.com
I don't know if you have ever heard this before or not... but take my word for it!
I taught tennis for 20 years. I have dealt with my own tennis elbow, so severe I could not even pick up a cup of coffee, or shake someones hand due to the pain. I thought I was never going to be able to use my right arm again. Someone told me to get a copper bracelet. I did, and I did not take it off for weeks. I wore it constantly, and it faded, turned me green where it was wrapped around my arm, and within 3 weeks, the pain was all but gone... and has never returned. I also told several tennis students of mine who were suffering from it and they all swore to me it worked. I have not worn one now for many years, and am still pain free. I never had to get a cortizone shot, or do weird exercises. The brand I bought was called SABONA and was sold at any Golf Retail Shop..as golfers now endorse them as well for tennis elbow. TRY IT !

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Date: 2009-02-03 01:41 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] atl10sbum.livejournal.com
I have yet to have anyone tell me it didnt work! I hope your pain free soon, as I remember how bad it was. but honestly, I play all the time now and all I need is an aleve, but thats just old age! haha

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