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I'm wondering if the rest of you have similar issues with excersize and how you

handle it. I can't do a lot of the conventional excersize without either falling

down or injuring myself - including PT. I have seen a lot of posts about water

excersize - Gretchen, you've mentioned it lots. So last week, I joined my local

YMCA and took a water aerobics class for seniors (which made me feel a little

silly as I'm 46).

I was pleasantly surprised to find that I got a pretty serious workout without

feeling uncomfortable or in pain. I was able to keep up but didn't have to slow

the pace so much that it did nothing. I felt invigorated and energetic when I

left and slept great that night.

In the last 4 days since I have had a deep down middle-of-the-bone intense ache

in my arms, legs and lower back. I resorted to taking a Percocet to sleep night

before last.

I can't figure out why I should feel so good in the short term and so awful for

days after. I do not take any meds other than the almost constant re-dosing of

Naproxen/aspirin/ibuprofen/Tylenol -- whichever is handy at the moment.

I wonder if any of you have advice. Is it time to start on some of the meds

perscribed for CMT? I need to loose weight and I need to be able to excersize or

it's not happening. I have a very efficient constitution that can create extra

pounds from water! (or so it seems)

Holli

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