Trying to be patient...

[rebeccaC]

Tai Chi would be a good movement therapy for hip bursitis. Have you looked into Acupuncture?
I’ll also just keep saying your attitude about your journey through all this is inspiring!!!

[OakLeaf]

Oh, Catrin, I feel for you. Hope you get some relief from the treatment and self-care, and that you find t'ai chi beneficial.

[Catrin]

I've decided to not order a bed online. I've too many broken bits, and no one to help, to wrestle a "bed in a bag" around and then figure out/find some way to deal with the old one. I tried out a couple Tempurpedics and other beds today. I will keep researching locally owned firms with good reputations (and free delivery/disposal) until my settlement arrives. Pity I can't pay what I did 14 years ago I DID find one today one which all of my broken bits immediately stopped hurting as soon as I lay on it, but we will see how things go.

[emily_in_nc]

So sorry to hear about your bursitis, Catrin. You really can't catch a break! I hope the new bed helps. Our new Sealy Posturepedic mattress really helped the perpetually achy lower back I had in Mexico. Although not going to yoga 3x a week any longer may be the real difference. I love yoga, but my back doesn't seem to.