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Topic: can you see behind your knee

lpkayak
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 5230

posted

I don't know if its my fat or my arthritis or if no one can see there

I can't see my back either even tryin to look in the mirror I just can't get in the position

this is a definite negative living alone with lyme

and feeling doesn't work because I have so many bumps on me...skin tags and those red things everything feels like a tick

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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gonzo
Member
Member # 41410

posted

Hey lpkayak do you think a hand held mirror would work? Myself I'm kind of glad I I cant see behind me [Smile]

feel good kid

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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Yes.. a little bit without a mirror.. the whole thing WITH a mirror. (hand held)

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GretaM
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Member # 40917

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Me either LP.

Handheld mirror all the way. My neck just doesn't turn much anymore.

It's like that show Death Becomes Her.

I feel like I need to pull my head up and unwind my neck so my head spins like a top. Haha

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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So you can't move your leg so that you can see it? I didn't have to do any head/neck moving.

??

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randibear
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Knees?? I have knees???

Honey when you're a 44ddd I cant even see my feet let alone tbe ground or anything else....

Lol.....oh I kill me.....

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lpkayak
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 5230

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the mirror didn't work well I couldn't coordinate holding it moving my neck and then it was dark I even tried to take a picture someone gave me that idea but actually the thieves oil seems to have Idone the trick it stopped itching and I'm on doxy so it's one thing I don't think about much anymore

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jjourneys
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 39813

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Stand in front of a large mirror and hold a hand held mirror behind your knees facing at the large mirror. you'll be able to see your knees.

You'll see them in the handheld through the big mirror.

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lpkayak
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Im not trying to be difficult but i cant stand without holding on so i dont have enough hands. Im using doxy just in case

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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I did it while sitting down. Maybe that is the problem, kayak.

I love Thieves oil!

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Lymetoo
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up for kayak

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