Comment by Hismouse on February 28, 2011 at 7:55pm

is the Osteopenia what keeps you from walking? I have that, but also Fibromyalgia. And walking is like being on fire to me. My Body burns..

5 min, that is really a harsh limit.
Well I hope all your dreams are filled, its good to dream:) Life can be good, no matter what:) God is the master of plans for us, so we need to listen with our Hearts:) Hugs Debbie

Comment by Annalovely0ne on March 1, 2011 at 7:33am

Good day! It's definitely the problem with osteopenia that's been causing so many problems for me lately, and I had no clue that such a thing was going on in my bones! It's the same way with people who're walking around not knowing that they're pre-diabetic, so, they keep doing what they're doing, unaware of that they're hurting themselves. Plus, there was already wear at the L-5 S-1 region of my spine, while on active duty (I served 22 1/2 yrs on active duty), and had a few problems with my upper spine (C-spine) and lower spine (L-spine), plus the sacroiliac (S-spine). The sacroiliac was very problematic over the past 8 yrs, and coupled with Fibromyalgia, I was a walking specimen of pain. After I learned about detoxing my liver periodically, and changing my diet, I also learned that one area of the body (internally), affects another, and it keeps on going that way. I was "healed" by God through what's called "a Word of Knowledge", while watching the 700 Club, back in the last week of October, 2006, healed of Fibromyalgia. I have no such pain problems the way that that syndrome wreaks havoc on a person, and, as we both know, there is definitely no connection with Fibromyalgia and arthritis. The spine problems have really gotten on my nerves, because there's just so much that I want to do, but keep getting "knocked down", and have to wait to get back up! Do you remember that song in the early 90s that said, "I get knocked down (out), I get up again, you're never gonna keep me down", do you? lol Well, it's one of my favs. lol So, the 15-20 min. walk that I take, it's a relief in my mind at least, that I'm "moving", and haven't come to a complete stop! The spine doc told me, in plain English (the way that I needed to hear), when he discussed my latest MRI (C & L spine, plus Sacroiliac), is that there's a nerve that's very close to one side of my spine that will eventually present problems like "numbing and tingling of extremities, and lose of control of bodily functio

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