#tens

[pencilbrony]

The mundane has become unbearable

[jhsharman]

everyone's girl watching at Riverdale Beach

And Betty takes up on Veronica's approval.

I think that is one of those claimed to be "out of context" panels that really isn't. I guess the story doesn't go in the direction you want it to? But with this as a background, it does clear up from whence comes the misunderstanding behind this story:

[popculturetarot]

‪The Ten of Pentacles is getting everything in this world, unlike the Nine which requires you to sacrifice for what you want, but with the Ten you get it all...‬

[versacethotty]

no way this heaux hit a dip, got up and karate chopped WOOD in under 20 seconds. like fuck drag we need you on tekken 💀😭

[djag2007]

My heart reacting to TENS muscle simulators.

[thebearcametoo]

Some fibro thoughts:

I am in my early 50s. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia about 10 years ago but have had symptoms and on and off treatment for those symptoms since my early 20s. For the last 10 years I have had naproxen prescribed and omeprazole prescribed to try and protect my stomach. Previous to that I didn’t have a PPI prescribed alongside my NSAIDs. Last year I was diagnosed with small stomach ulcers (an incidental finding when checking for other things) and my naproxen was stopped. So for the last year or so I have continued on gabapentin (slowly titrating the dose upwards to compensate for the lack of naproxen. I also take paracetamol 3-4 times a day. NICE (UK health guidance) means they won’t prescribe me opioids. So my pain relief options are limited.

The naproxen worked really well for me and I have really really missed it. A little while ago I got a referral to the pain clinic and had a good long consultation with a specialist pain doctor. I was hoping for another medication option. There isn’t one. I already have dry needling once a month and this or acupuncture is one of the things they suggest. He also suggested a TENS machine. This has made a huge difference. It’s still not as good as naproxen but it’s so much better than before.

The ‘prescription’ for the TENS is to use it on the sorest parts of my back, neck thighs etc for at least 20 minutes four times a day. He said to turn it up until you can’t bear it and then turn it down one. I thought I would find this hard to manage enough times in the day but I’m actually using a lot more than the minimum. There has been noticeably less stiffness and pain in my pelvis. I still haven’t quite cracked using it on my shoulders in a way that helps and doesn’t overwork the muscles but I’ll get there.

I can sometimes go a day without it but any longer than that I really notice the difference. I crave the electric shocks 😄

Obviously my kids had to have a play with my TENS when I got it. There was a lot of screaming from teen 1 but teen 2 really likes it.

All in all I highly recommend.

[15tarlit5kyline]

Do you remember?

It's been 15 years.

[pestpruf]

Consider Marc's Rehe im Walde II.

[anxiousleftist]

Is there some sort of machine like a TENS unit but for my whole body at once. I want to v i b r a t e

[fieriframes]

[Tens of thousands of people show up from all over the world to check it out. And talk about people coming from all over the world to check something out, I hear this place is gonna rock the house.]

[popculturetarot]

The Ten of Cups is Happiness, not momentary happy, but Aristotelean Happiness, the culmination of your life as a whole is great, you have a wonderful spouse, the house you wanted, success, your dreams are fulfilled and you see the light of how great your life is.

[mrsterlingeverything]

I want art masters degree

[djag2007]

Heartbeat + EMS