Suddenly, I am dancing around a potential adjustment in my core.
It is very much tied to my right shoulder, which then becomes a lynch pin for the rest of my body. This is no surprise, given the childhood injury was the result of Dad dislocating the right arm, potentially tweaking things all the way down into my abdomen as the position I was in had been so compromised, pinned under the front of a car, license plate digging into my stomach.
When I manage to do a few things, none of which are easy, I'm getting some very significant changes in the right shoulder. The focus is primarily on my core and hips.
It is also tied to the latest attempted change of leg positioning, having them pointed more inward whenever I remember. It is clear, on top of everything, I stood with hyper extended legs forever. This, when coupled with hypermobility, lends significant credibility to the idea that my situation sits on a far end of the Bell Curve.
My Ehlers-Danlos case is not severe (may potentially not even be Ehlers-Danlos, in truth), but the injury plus the posture problems resulted in this experience. I do believe the hyper extended legs was a result of both hypermobility and the "tweak" in my abdomen.
So, time for more core work.
Once again, a swim stroke has changed ridiculously, this time my breast stroke. I am too tired to write more at present, but felt I needed an update before things start to get really screwy.
The tide is turning!
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