Request for some healing while I sleep?

[kentauros]

Thanks to good ol' human clumsiness, my left little toe is in semi-throbbing pain at the moment. I posted the "experience" to the Lounge (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x8890998) if you want to read about it. But, other than some icepacks, I haven't done anything other than take it even easier since the stubbing within an inch of its life

I thank y'all for whatever you can send this way, and I'm gonna have a little chat with AA Raphael before bed :)

[I Have A Dream]

1. I'm sorry that you've hurt yourself, kentauros.

I'm sending healing light and energy your way. I hope that your toe begins to feel better really soon.

:hug:

[Delphinus]

2. Hope you're going to sleep now.

Will send easing energies your way.

[omega minimo]

3. Hooves have little toes?

:wow:

[I Have A Dream]

4. LOL! You're too funny, om!

:rofl:

[omega minimo]

6. Laughter, the best medicine.

:evilgrin:

[Why Syzygy]

5. LEAN into the pain.

:D j/k I broke a little toe on a piano bench once. So I know the feeling. Nothing to be done but hobble. That was done at a friend's house where her mother had given me her idea of reflexology. Hint. It isn't supposed to lift you from the chair. OUCH!

[kentauros]

7. Thanks y'all!

It has helped because it's not even throbbing much. It's probably still a little swollen, though that's hard to tell with my toes ;) It just feels a little "thick". Still hobbling some, though. I have not been awake long; painkilling drugs tend to knock me out for a while. So, we'll see what happens as the day wears on.

Oh, and hooves are toes, so I have to be careful when stepping on sharp rocks, like I was going to do for walking on our parking lot prior to the stubbing

Speaking of humor, my girlfriend recommended a show on Contact Radio for Alison Kelly, called "Knowing Angels". She does her angel show with her brother and it's pretty good; and funny :D Also on that station is Venus Andrecht, whom I find exceptionally funny, too. Here's the archive link for Knowing Angels and for The Dear Venus Show in case y'all are interested. I've just started listening, so I have no idea about the overall quality compared to say, HayHouse Radio.