Psychological factors and causes of obesity
I mean c’mon please, if you aren’t over-weight, or obese, you don’t get it. I started walking on my treadmill three weeks ago. And, after one day, I came down with a horrible sinus infection. So, I didn’t exercise again that week. The next week I walked 2 days and then I earned this horrible crick in my neck. I’ve been down ever since. I finally gave up today and saw my general practitioner so that I could get a specialist to see me. But, that’s a long drawn out process and it will even be the first part of next week before I can even get the initial x-ray.
One x-ray to warrant an MRI to start the process of going to see a specialist who is probably going to order yet another MRI. And, this about where my insurance starts acting crazy because gah, all these MRI’s. I just had a brain MRI this week, nothing there…ahahaha, ,old joke, always funny.
But, really, the brain is normal and the sinus’s were clear. That means that this horrible knot on my neck and this horrible ear pain and arm weakness on the same side are not related to sinuses. And, so I guess I spend the weekend doped up on muscle relaxers yet again…which is what I did last weekend.
I’m telling you, it’s hard to work when you can’t hold your head up and even I get tired of sleeping. Anyway, I’m over-weight and every time I make good on my promise to myself to get back to exercising, something happens to mess me up.
Now, if you had experienced all this crap in the last few weeks, you too would probably be suffering psychologically as well. And, by suffering emotionally from the physical pain, my weight continues to be an issue. Does that make any sense at all?
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