I've seen so many kdramas but I have to say the one I love and rewatch so many times is Sh**ting Stars! I think it needs more love 😊❤️ I also love the main actress in it - I watch almost everything she's in. The vibe between them is so funny. Anyone else feel this? Is this anyone else's comfort rewatch show?
I haven't connected to any cdramas after I finished Deep Affection Eyes with Bi Wenjun. Honestly such good chemistry and I loved the plot. It made me feel all the butterflies! I've watched a few after but can't connect to them emotionally. Help me find my next watch, but I need something off the beaten path. I've seen all of the main ones. bonus points if I haven't heard of the drama before. there are so many dramas out there but only a few of them come up in discussions I feel like. I always see the same ones out there so I'd love to dive deeper.
These are my favorite cdramas (both historical and modern), but I think I'm looking for more modern right now since I'm currently watching Road to Splendor so I have my historical fix.
Watched but didn't like: Love is Sweet (couldn't get into the characters); Mysterious Love; Princess Royal; Blossom
Must haves for me are a happy ending and good chemistry between the leads. Help me find my next watch where I'm emotionally invested! But again, I've seen a lot of the major ones and ones that are out right now (Love for you, Road to Splendor, Road to Success, Key to the Phoenix Heart, Blossoms of Power, etc.) so off the beaten path or less recommended but above a 8.0 rating on MyDramaList would be great!
my favorite actors are:
- Zhang Linghe (Pursuit of Jade; Story of Kunning Palace; The Best Thing)
Hi, I'm a mom to a small toddler (25-28 lbs) and I got a L4/L5 injury from lifting her out of the crib that was too tall for me. In the middle of the night for a few months, I had to lift her out while standing on my tip toes and bent down all the way to get her so I used too much of my lower back.
At first, it just hurt in the middle of the night but the pain slowly built up. 4 months ago (in mid-March or so), the pain started building more when I went on walks. Then it got progressively worse so now my leg tingles all the way to my toes, I have hip pain and excruciating back pain. It starts out pretty okay in the mornings but by the afternoons, I can barely walk and I have to sit down all the time. Even sitting hurts but firm chairs help.
I went to a doctor who requested an xray that didn't show much and am on track to get an MRI later. I've been in physical therapy for a month and a half now and I do the stretches 3-5 times a day. I also ice and heat my back which helps relieve the pain. My husband has been doing all the lifting for me for my toddler this whole month - he took off a month of work which was a huge sacrifice for him, but my back still hasn't healed much even though I'm not lifting my toddler. I have the McGill book and am trying the walking program and building core strength (90 sec planks and side planks 3x a day for the last two weeks, as well as bird dogs).
What do you think might be part of the problem? Why haven't I improved in the last month even with PT, trying to build core strength, not lifting my toddler, etc.? My husband has to go back to work soon and lifting my toddler usually does tweak my back if I have to do it multiple times in the afternoon if she runs off or something.