Having muscle pain is nothing new to me. I grew up with my mom using Bengay and she now practically bathes in it. "Great for your sinuses!" She often quips if you mention her version of perfume. I personally only use Bengay in the winter if I'm going to be going outside, since any form of icy will make me so cold. Now a days, I typically use Salonpas's deep relieving gel . It has aspirin in it, so you are getting that right to the muscle in need. Which happens to be a giant help when my Celebrex isn't quite doing the job. Salonpas, however does best on small areas because its hard to move around on the body without getting too much on. A friend introduced me to Amish Origin's Deep Penetrating Pain Relief Greaseless Cream . A little goes a long way and its extra spreadable. No aspirin in this one, but it does a nice job. It feels and smells a lot like Bengay, but is closer to a liquid. It actually reminds me the most of a creamy version of a horse liniment we...
So, I've been back to thinking about sharing my thoughts again. Partially, just as a way to get my thoughts down for myself, but also because I hope there is a chance that my journey may help another learn things easier. I have been listen to some romance novels as a "guilty" pleasure. "Guilty" because I don't actually feel any guilt over it. I know some might judge me and make fun of it, but its my way of loosing myself. The most recent one is very religious, but it doesn't bother me. "The governess of highland hall" is very non-judgmental. The characters are very religious, but don't judge others. They seek to know what God wish for them to do and only ask for help to stand by any trials and help to make the right decision. One of my biggest issues with many churches I have been to and how many people treat their faith is that God is going to grant them money. I've always felt that was very wrong. I don't feel like you should ev...
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