Granny's gone and done it again

Anyway, i saw Wary Hen up on that pile and decided i was going to catch her come hell or high water so i climbed up there. She thought she was hidden. I sat the light down and pinned her against a log. And promptly slid my foot between two logs as the sand slid down between. There i am, guinea in hand with my leg stuck. Nothing nearby to pull myself out with. I got a better football hold on guinea and retrieved the light. I finally managed to haul myself out of there. I sure would have felt stupid if i ended up spending the night stuck there. Hubby was in bed by then.
:thphew glad you didn't have to sleep outside with birdie, stuck at that, thank you for sharing :hugs
 
When you feel pain in your lower back or hips, the pain can originate from muscles, soft tissues like tendons and ligaments, or joints.

But it’s not just the joints of the spine or the large hip ball-and-socket that may be the source of the problem—there’s also a pair of joints that can cause symptoms called the sacroiliac (SI) joints.

See Sacroiliac Joint Pain and Inflammation

The first symptom of ankylosing spondylitis is often pain in the sacroiliac joint.
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The SI joints connect the base the spine with the pelvis on both sides of the body. They’re strong, supportive joints that don’t move much, but they still have the same structure as more common joints in the body, like the knee. This means the SI joints have cartilage, which can degenerate, and synovial fluid, which can become inflamed—causing pain and inflammation in the joint.

See Degenerative Arthritis

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Symptoms of SI joint dysfunction and sacroiliitis
Pain in the sacroiliac joint is known as SI joint dysfunction (sometimes also SI joint syndrome, disease, or disorder). Inflammation in the SI joint is known as sacroiliitis.

Regardless of the terms used to describe it, SI joint pain and inflammation cause these symptoms:

  • Pain in the lower back, buttocks, hips, and/or groin
  • Pain that radiates down the legs (similar to sciatica)
Types of arthritis that can cause SI joint pain
Symptoms in the SI joints can be the calling cards of several types of arthritis, including the following:


  • Osteoarthritis
    Age, excess weight, and repetitive motion can all take a toll on the SI joint’s cartilage, causing it to wear away and bony growths to form and irritate the surrounding tissue.
Thank you very informative, I have sciatica base of spine/ tail bone, at times painful. I can't phathom what pain you endure,daily :hugs
 
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