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Walking my leg better.




 The other day my leg was playing up; maybe I had a trapped nerve as there was pain travelling down my leg.  I am a great believer in walking to cure a leg.  Of course this will not always work for everyone, but if you can catch the problem early I believe this is the best cure. So I went for a walk with a friend.  The walk is referred to as, ”going round Byes.”  That is because we pass Byes Farm on the way.  The walk is about two miles long.  I had to use a stick and requested my friend to slow down.  It was quite painful until half way when things began to improve.  There was no worsening of the condition and by the next day my leg felt fine.  Two days later I went for an even longer walk and although exhausted at the end of it I felt fine the next morning and if I had had the time to spare I felt I could have had a repeat performance of that longer walk.  There has been rain and other commitments since that so I have not been able to go for a walk and my leg is beginning to complain that it has not had enough use. So if you have minor aches and pains do some exercise and you will find things improve and you have no need of the doctor.


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