trish

A week ago I fell off my bicycle landed heavily and sustained considerable injury.  As I pushed my bicycle a mile or so homeward with my arm hanging down, I had plenty of time to reflect on what to do. Having felt my body on the side that I landed very carefully, I could tell there was no major fracture, but that I had ripped off a small part of the elbow called the epicondyle.  It clicked and was severe agony when I pushed on this small flake of bone. Unfortunately my wife Viv was in Los Angeles for the weekend, I was alone and decided I couldn’t be bothered to go to ER, since I knew what was wrong anyway.  Thinking of my readers, I made an executive decision to follow a natural healing process and document what happened.  Either you really do believe in Nature’s healing, or you don’t. I do. Let me explain.

A week ago I fell off my bicycle landed heavily and sustained considerable injury.  As I pushed my bicycle a mile or so homeward with my arm hanging down, I had plenty of time to reflect on what to do. Having felt my body on the side that I landed very carefully, I could tell there was no major fracture, but that I had ripped off a small part of the elbow called the epicondyle.  It clicked and was severe agony when I pushed on this small flake of bone. Unfortunately my wife Viv was in Los Angeles for the weekend, I was alone and decided I couldn’t be bothered to go to ER, since I knew what was wrong anyway.  Thinking of my readers, I made an executive decision to follow a natural healing process and document what happened.  Either you really do believe in Nature’s healing, or you don’t. I do. Let me explain.