Slowly moving forward...where am I going
I want to get into a music grad school eventually. I'm not sure which school (though I have some ideas) or when I'll go back, but I …
I'm 23 and I play oboe and English horn and majored in music performance and am eventually hoping to go to grad school for that. I also am interested in Expressive arts therapy, writing poetry and other creative activities and would love to make those part of my life as well. I'm shy, daydreamy-yet ambitious, compassionate creative and sensitive. I love writing and reading poetry as well. My main health struggle is thoracic outlet syndrome, and a few years before I was diagnosed with that I suffered from cubital tunnel syndrome and had a big scare about my future in music and because of that scare, I shyed away from music as a future career and wandered about somewhat aimlessly for a few years ), and pushed my love for music aside. But about 5 months ago I started playing in ensembles again at a different school and started practicing again and got really inspired again, and reconnected with my original passion and remembered how much I love to play and rediscovered all my potential and decided to rededicate my life to music. Less than a month after my re dedication, I started showing signs of what turned out to be thoracic outlet syndrome. But I'm determined to overcome this and not let it get in the way of my dreams and what I really love to do like I let cubital tunnel syndrome do.
I'm 23 and I play oboe and English horn and majored in music performance and am eventually hoping to go to grad school for that. I also am interested in Expressive arts therapy, writing poetry and other creative activities and would love to make those part of my life as well. I'm shy, daydreamy-yet ambitious, compassionate creative and sensitive. I love writing and reading poetry as well. My main health struggle is thoracic outlet syndrome, and a few years before I was diagnosed with that I suffered
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music, oboe, English horn, chamber music, poetry, creative writing, writing, psychology, swimming, running
I want to get into a music grad school eventually. I'm not sure which school (though I have some ideas) or when I'll go back, but I …
Well, I've made a decision; I'm going to keep going with orchestra and chamber music class this semester and I think it's going to work …
My physical therapist mentioned that my left shoulder was drooping and that a bone in my back was lower than it should be as a result and that that …
Alright, I'll be honest...I'm scared! Things are just really uncertain right now and honestly rather frightening and I've been trying to …
Though things were going quite well until 4, thursday had to have been the most frustrating chamber music class ever, or the most frustrating …
Just hope that you are doing okay and things are going well!
Hope you have a good day. Hugs, just cause I'm feeling brave. Cheers Al
Thanks for being a new friend. Here if you need me. Big hugs, prayers and peace. James :)
hope your doing ok sweety! tis allmost the weekend thank goodness! hope your having a lovely time xx
When I was 10, I got a pony bead stuck in my ear. It stayed in there for 5 years and I'm sure it caused a few issues. Even though the bead's gone, it still acts up sometimes.
First of all I don't have carpal tunnel but cubital tunnel syndrome and this was the closest related community. About 2 years ago, my pinky and half of my ring finger went numb when I was playing English horn and I'm a music major and I had some struggles with this and my cubital tunnel. I've been taking it easy with music until recently And the symptoms lessened considerably when I was taking it easy. But lately I've rededicated my life to music and practicing and the pain is coming back.
the hardest part for me is the actual change of seasons and late october/early November are always the hardest for me. Once winter has settled in, my mood is pretty close to normal but it's just that transition. The winter-spring change is not a problem, but actually joyous time for me
Getting to sleep every night is a struggle, it's been that way ever since I was 8.
2 years ago I had a friend come too close to committing suicide and I often worry when she's alone.
My shyness used to be a lot more intense but though it has died down to a degree, I still feel awkward and get shy in certain situations.
Mainly emotional abuse. From both family issues and an abusive roommate/co-worker in my life about 2 years ago.
I don't see ADD as a problem personally.
I have mainly upper back pain, and it's related to my TOS and my droopy shoulder, and a rib that's twisted. I'm on the mends though..