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momeluv Female, 49 years Orange County - CA Member since Mar 2008
Mood: momeluv is ...going to go get something for my folks 50th wedding anniversay ! I don't know how my mom has done it! I love my dad but he is a tough guy to live with! ((giggles)) Have a beautiful day/night Love to all...... Journal Entry: "
Through forgiveness the arm..." [Read]
is ...going to go get something for my folks 50th wedding ...
The center of the pain is in my upper-arm where you receive shots, and if I study it more, perhaps more on the back of my arm from the shoulder area to the elbow. If I have a pain that's bad enough, THEN I might feel a bit in the shoulder and back shoulder areas, but that's not at all where this is centered.
More info - most of the time I have full movement of my arm with NO pain. Every once in a while it will act up during the evening for a bit, but generally it's not restricting movement. It's when I lay down that it kicks in, if I try to roll over on my left side, or, if I roll over on my right side and my left shoulder/arm falls forward, the pressure causes discomfort, and I then might have to sleep on my back to make it go away. But again - the neck/spine area is not where the pain is originating from.