I have felt less pain today, but it does not feel like it's over out there. I believe the pain grew kind of intense yesterday as there was a lot going on in multiple parts of the world at once. There were 2 magnitude 5.8 earthquakes in the Mariana Islands region yesterday. There are days where everything hurts. I cannot get over how sensitive I am where it is hard to move a certain way without causing sudden searing pain. I've been concerned about having a blood clot, but it might also be neuropathic. It could be putting some strain on me tending to many different areas at once over the past 16 months. It may have been grueling in California with periods of little or no seismic activity, but at least it felt like my circulation was mainly well off. I always felt better after getting out and going places. Now, I'm feeling all kinds of pulsing and it feels like bugs are crawling on me sometimes. I'm not sure if all the pain is related to nerves, blood flow, or perhaps both. I have concluded that it feels like contraction before an earthquake and then it loosens right after the seismic waves course through my body. I theorize that things start to tighten up and become tightest just before the initial seismic waves reach. I'm not sure whether that strain energy squeezes blood or causes it rush through my side(it is like a pocket halfway from my feet to head - absent of bones. I will be doing further research on this.
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