neck pain..
but feeling better..
now at least can turn le..
only the muscle pain..
yesterday morning went yewtee to see chinese doctor..
he used the needle method..(i had 8 needles)..
then at 6pm still can't turn..
then mum bring me to causeway to see another Chinese doc..
this tis he using tui na..(massage)
at a temple there..
very pain..
want to shout but no voice came out frm my mouth..
then tears juz rolled down my cheeks..
then went hme ard 8pm++
then i sleep in sort of set up position..
can't really get to sleep..
pain..
then eat med..
gosh pills..
3 times a day
then 1 time have to swallow 4 tablets..
hai..luckily he gave me 4 days tablets..
so in total have to eat 48 tablets..
mon adam koo workshop till 9pm..
hopefully can survive
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