I've been posting a day behind..
and **** IDk.. I was walking on the track and just moved wrong or something but it felt like nerves got compressed or pinched or something but just all of sudden intense pain!! Next thing I know I'm puking and trying very hard not to move!! It sucked. After that I started applying moist heat and that seams to have helped that nerve pain.
I had a much better day today. The heat really seams to be helping alot.
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Thread: Grace's Rehab Asylum
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01-15-2013, 08:37 PM #31
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01-16-2013, 05:50 AM #32
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01-16-2013, 06:24 AM #33
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01-16-2013, 10:01 AM #34
Date: Tuesday, January 15,2013
Sleep: 8
Rehab Week 1 Notes:
LOL, ok it was a disaster! I don't think anything productive came of it. But I guess considering a truck ran me over I probably shouldn't have excepted much more then I got. Thinking I could start actual rehab work the day after the accident ... maybe have been a bit unrealistic.
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 2 Day 1
Phase 1 Goal: Regaining basic Mobility
Rehab workout:
Morning:
Recumbent bike:
1 hour
11 miles
Variety hill profiles L-4
Heart rates: 126-136
Notes: Ok so even a homeless drunk off the street could have done this workout. Aw well it'll improve. I can't do the high spinning yet right now so I need hills of constant tension that way every rotation is focused and deliberate. It's to easy on high spinning to let form slip or to twist for a minute so that's not a good option atm.
Afternoon:
Stretching & upper body band work:
This really isn't worth breaking down yet, it was an improvement though.
And surprisingly I was able to stretch some. Like I can stretch my legs now. I can reach over head now, but not with any weight yet.
Recovery Methods:
Alternating icing and moist heat.
Tonight I have guide hypnotherapy aimed at healing. Basically it's a very relaxing way to imagine the healing process.
Mood:
Since I feel better.. aw kittens.
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01-16-2013, 12:34 PM #35
My Healing Diet for recovery from injuries and illness.
Protein
options
Salmon – cod – other white fishes – shrimp
chicken or turkey or pork I stay with lean white meat
Bison lean only
Ostrich, lean
protein powders
egg & egg whites
Veggies-
Basically all veggies are allowed. I try to eat cruciferous (cabbage-family) vegetables, leafy greens, a colored (carrots or sweet potatoes) veggie and one soy veggie everyday. At least 5 servings a day total usually more. Fresh or frozen I really try to avoid canned.
I do avoid white potatoes on this diet.
Fruit
All fruits are allowed. At least 4 to 5 servings a day. Fresh or frozen. I stay away from canned.
Pineapple and mango is an important fruit on this diet because of it has Bromelain, which reduces inflammation and aids healing.
Beans & Legumes
Dried or frozen is best. Canned is allowed but rinses them first. Limited to 1 servings a day.
Whole grains - Gluten free-*100% gluten free 1 serving a day allowed.
{pasta made from brown rice or corn is a great product to fit in here to}
Fats-
Nuts, grapeseed oil, avocados, hemp seeds, flax seeds..
Miss.. stuff … ect..
Spices – almost all are good but a few are highly encouraged.
Smoked paprika extremely high in antioxidants, very good for inflammation and boosting the immune system.
Garlic, turmeric, cinnamon, ginger..
Herbs – all of them are allowed and highly encouraged.
Green tea & white tea – 4 servings or more a day.
Lemon at least one a day. In lemonade or what’s really good is in hot water or mild white herbal tea with honey and fiber just before bed.
This is a very, very restricted diet. It’s intention is to focus the diet on nutrient dense foods so the body has plenty nutrients for healing itself. It’s a diet I use often while sick or injured. Currently I’m using it to speed recovery from an injury.
It’s important to note here that while the food choices are very restricted.. 98% of food choices should be lean proteins, veggies and fruits. This should not mean low calorie! When the body is healing is not the time to be losing weight, unless the reason your healing is related to your weight. I try to stay right at my ideal calorie consumption for this so I’m not gaining or losing weight.
I also keep protein powders in my diet while I’m injured because I want to make I’m still getting enough amino acids
and proteins to help rebuild those muscles. I also juice lots of fruits and veggies while doing this diet.
Getting in enough fat on this diet is not easy so it is something I have to work toward. Avocados, salmon and grapeseed oil generally end up being my primary sources and generally I will incorporate at least one of those things in every meal. Plus I snack on almonds and other nuts.
Soups and chilis can really make this diet easier, because you can’t just stop by a restaurant easily and pick up a fast meal when you don’t have time to cook. It’s just to restrictive for that. So keeping a pot chili or whatever in the fridge at all times can really be useful.
If you’ve never diet this restrictive it does take some effort to find recipes that will keep you from feeling like you’re a rabbit or boring you to death! But it’s possible. Learning to cooking with herbs and spices for lots of interesting flavors is a must IMO!
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01-17-2013, 09:05 AM #36
Date: Wednesday, January 16,2013
Sleep: 8
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 2 Day 2
Phase 1 Goal: Regaining basic Mobility
Rehab workout:
Morning:
Recumbent bike:
1 hour
10 miles
Variety hill profiles L-4
Heart rates: 123-134
Notes: Nice.. a ****ing bum could have out ridden me.
Afternoon:
Stretching & upper body band work:
This really isn't worth breaking down yet, still improving a little each day.
Recovery Methods:
Alternating icing and moist heat.
Tonight I have guide hypnotherapy aimed at healing. Basically it's a very relaxing way to imagine the healing process.
Mood: Bored to ****ing death already.. Is there a smiley for that? cause I couldn't find one.
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01-17-2013, 06:22 PM #37
Don't know if there is a smiley for bored to phucking death, but that pic is hilarious
And no, not even a bum could out ride you. I am more healed up than you and I couldn't do that. I got 5.1 miles on the bike and I was only on L2. I sux.
Now, if only I could get the sleep.....I'm back.......kinda.....sort of....
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01-18-2013, 08:08 AM #38
Here you go Grace, this might give you something to do...
Post #4303-4317 from me.
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...post1011897073
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01-18-2013, 08:08 AM #39
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01-18-2013, 08:11 AM #40
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01-18-2013, 08:13 AM #41
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01-18-2013, 12:33 PM #42
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01-18-2013, 12:58 PM #43
Date: Thursday, January 17,2013
Sleep: 8
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 2 Day 3
Phase 1 Goal: Regaining basic Mobility
Rehab workout:
Morning:
Recumbent bike:
1 hour
11.50 miles
Intervals profiles L-4 & L-7
Heart rates: 140 -150
Notes: It's a small improvement.
Walked on the soft track for 2 miles, damn slow but no real pain. Every now and then I move in a way that gives a little shock of pain but nothing to bad. If all continues good then Saturday I try to run. It'll be slow but I think I can do it.
Afternoon:
Stretching & upper body band work:
This really isn't worth breaking down yet, still improving a little each day. Same ole ****..
Did get in some stretching. I can fully stretch my legs now so that's good, but still very tight in the glutes & hams. Which is where the extending pain has been,
Recovery Methods:
Alternating icing and moist heat. I'm actually sleeping with the heat pads.
Tonight I have guide hypnotherapy aimed at healing. Basically it's a very relaxing way to imagine the healing process.
Mood:
I think I could use pool therapy.
My diet..
Meal 1:
Raw Vanilla vegan protein powder, this is made from sprouted brown rice protein. Mixed with almond milk, pineapples, bananas, peaches and chia seeds. It tastes slightly better then it looks and sounds. I'm not eating dairy at the moment so no whey.
Meal 2:
Kale w/ egg plus 2 oranges and grapefruit
Meal 3:
almonds & 1 cup pineapple
Meal 4:
5 egg white omelet with mushrooms, onions, green peppers, chives, bell pepper & avocado.
Meal 5:
Salmon w/ carrots, red peppers, cherry peppers
along with a green juice smoothie containing cumbers, celery, kiwi, parsley, limes, ginger, green apple and 1/2 scoop of protein powder.
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01-18-2013, 02:49 PM #44
Don't know if she's Asian but I could certinly have something to do with it.......
Pool therapy.......ummm, yeah, almost any kind of therapy
fully stretched legs IS a good thing
I know you know your stuff, bur careful with the running. Slow or not, it would worry me about the jarring impact, slow or not, might be too soon. But you know your body. Just looking out for yaI'm back.......kinda.....sort of....
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01-18-2013, 03:49 PM #45
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01-18-2013, 06:51 PM #46
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01-19-2013, 07:58 AM #47
Date: Friday, January 18,2013
Sleep: 8
Blood pressure: 120/80 *Would like to see this back down to 115/75.
Resting heart rate: 61 *I think this is more to do with stress. A bit high.
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 2 Day 4
Phase 1 Goal: Regaining basic Mobility
Rehab workout:
Morning:
Recumbent bike:
1 hour
13.50 miles
Intervals profiles L-5 & L-8
Heart rates: 145-164
Notes: It's small improvements still but climbing.
(same as the day before)
Walked on the soft track for 2 miles, damn slow but no real pain. Every now and then I move in a way that gives a little shock of pain but nothing to bad. If all continues good then Saturday I try to run. It'll be slow but I think I can do it.
Afternoon:
Stretching & upper body band work:
Ok stretching with therabands, It's still not really worth breaking down yet but I think Saturdays workout might me. Basically I'm settling into stretches and leg lifts to work the leg muscles keeping the back stabilized.
Upper body work!! Yeah!! I can finally lift db's! Ok there small and someone has to hand them to me but I can do it! Which means I can move to heavier weights on machines! So Saturday;s workout may actually be something worth reading!
Recovery Methods:
Mixed in a light massage in the middle of the day.
Alternating icing and moist heat. I'm actually sleeping with the heat pads.
At night I have guide hypnotherapy aimed at healing. Basically it's a very relaxing way to imagine the healing process.
Moods:
Notes:
This may sound a little crazy but I have had this extreme tightness from my lower back all the way down through my glutes, hams and even calves since the accident. I've been working on stretching to improve this.... I had sex in a uhmm.. position that stretches the muscles nicely. LOL Well this morning that tightness is like 100% better.. I'm serious.. I'm gonna write a book about it, Sex as aide to recovery. (ok I'm not serious about that.) But I am serious in that I think stretching during sex really helps alot more then stretching in training did.
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01-19-2013, 12:24 PM #48
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01-19-2013, 12:34 PM #49
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01-19-2013, 07:18 PM #50
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01-20-2013, 08:38 AM #51
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01-20-2013, 11:43 AM #52
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01-20-2013, 05:49 PM #53
Date: Saturday, January 19,2013
Sleep: 8
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 2 Day 5
Phase 1 Goal: Regaining basic Mobility
Rehab workout:
Morning:
Walking/Running Track:
50 minutes
3 miles
Heart rates: 121-135
Notes: LOL, I know damn slow.
Afternoon:
Stretching & upper body band work:
Ok stretching with therabands, It's still not really worth breaking down yet but I think Saturdays workout might me. Basically I'm settling into stretches and leg lifts to work the leg muscles keeping the back stabilized. (yeah same ole story.)
Upper body work- I tried a few lifts on the machines and it was spectacular failure. So not retrying till Tuesday,
Recovery Methods:
Mixed in a light massage in the middle of the day.
Alternating icing and moist heat. I'm actually sleeping with the heat pads.
At night I have guide hypnotherapy aimed at healing. Basically it's a very relaxing way to imagine the healing process.
Moods: bite me
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01-20-2013, 06:00 PM #54
Date: Sunday, January 20,2013
Sleep: 10
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 2 Day 6
Phase 1 Goal: Regaining basic Mobility
Rehab workout:
Morning:
Running: If you can call it that.. I def left ego behind on this one!
26 minutes
Heart rates: 162-171
Notes: Ok I'm actually not suppose to be running outside but the rehab center is closed this weekend.. so I tired it anyway.This was def my limit it quickly became very painful.
Afternoon: Trust me this qualifies as a workout. Dinner..
The restaurant was really busy and we were in the bar area so between chips and the rest of the meal was alot of beer consumption, so the rest of the pics are bit blurry. lol
These were amazing little masa sweet corn cakes with fresh veggies on top..
Recovery Methods:
Mixed in a light massage in the middle of the day.
Alternating icing and moist heat. I'm actually sleeping with the heat pads.
At night I have guide hypnotherapy aimed at healing. Basically it's a very relaxing way to imagine the healing process.
Moods:
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01-21-2013, 05:32 AM #55
ROFLMMFAO
I could be down wit 'dat
Glad you did cut the outside running short. Didn't think that would be a good idea
Food looked delish though...........I took my glasses off so I could see the pics better. (I figured, if chit is blurry when I take my glasses off, the pics should have been clearer )I'm back.......kinda.....sort of....
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01-21-2013, 08:19 AM #56
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01-21-2013, 01:04 PM #57
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01-21-2013, 04:38 PM #58
It prob wasn't a great idea, but I figure as long as I've been doing this I should be able to tell when I need to stop so I did it anyway.
LOL, I know they look like drunk food pics!
Sex can cure cancer.. I'm sure of it. LOL
Slowly but surely. At some point it'll move faster. Progress from an injury is always slow in the beginning.
Today sucked I managed a 1/2 mile run and my back so much I quit and called it a rest day!
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01-23-2013, 08:57 AM #59
Date: Tuesday, January 22,2013
Sleep: 8
Supplements: Multivitamin w/ extra b's - Vitamin c 1,000 mg,s 3x's a day - flavonoids 500 mg's 3x's a day - Zinc 30 mg 1x's a day - amino acid complex plus glutamine at 300 mg a day - bromelain 500 mg 3x's a day - green tea – Calcium, magnesium, D – evening primrose oil – aloe vera
Rehab Week 3 Day 1
Phase 2 Goals:
Relearning neutral positioning and standing posture.
Brace and tense the muscles with the ability to transfer movement.
Running in a normal posture.
Cycling with bracing.
Rehab workout:
Morning: Tested out using my bike indoors on the trainer. I got 15 minutes pretty easy. So I'll be adding time on the bike along with the recumbent bike. Sorta transitioning. On didn't log heart rate or anything else on this but I will in the future.
Also did some stretching.
Afternoon back rehab: Using bands and attachments. 4x8 on each (session one for this week)
1.Leg cycles (both) lying flat on a mat with a resistance bands attached to my feet. Focus was on bracing my core.
2.Bridges slow and with assistance.
3.Braced alternates leg lift lying on a mat with bands attached to my feet.
4.Braced double leg lift lying on a mat with bands attached to my feet.
5.Planks assisted from elbows.
6.Bracing for standing, assisted get ups.
7.Standing practice bracing for squats, includes a high squat with light bands.
Stretching..
Notes: First two weeks went damn slow without alot of progress but the first two weeks after an injury always goes slow. I'm walking really good right now so were gonna focus more on improving posture and returning to a good running posture, instead of the original plan of focusing on walking in the second two weeks.
Upper body work is turning out to ba a challenge apparently while the pinched nerve inmy lower back is better I still have something cause me pain when I lift overhead.. so I'm not sure how that's gonna go right now.
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01-23-2013, 09:18 AM #60
I'm with you on the upper body work being a bitch coming back from something like this. I am still weak as chit myself.
Pain when lifting overhead?....strange, but it could be the fact you are compressing the spine more when stretched out overhead maybe?? but then again, I'm not a doctor........
Your grinding on through this thing Grace. Mucho respect.....
and, happy hump day
I'm back.......kinda.....sort of....
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