CRAMPS IN THE BODY

 Hi doodlers, and daydreamers, 

Cramps. This is a word I'd associate with the monster that comes one time in a month for a girl. I was wrong. Cramps come from eating too much watermelon. I was in for a ride through the wringer of pain. These cramps started in my fingers, ended up in my legs/feet. Some came in my stomach and ribs. It was not recommended if you've got a low pain tolerance. It stops you from relaxing on the sofa. I'd recommend you put your feet up to get rid of them. You have to rub a balm on the area that's cramping up. Walk around or stand up, and put pressure on it. If you're a pregnant person you'll feel my pain. 

Cramps can happen if you don't have enough potassium in your body. Eat bananas. I heard chocolate works too. That's an unbelievable fact to know. Sometimes you might not be glugging enough water. I had to be tied down to wires from a fluid machine. It's not the best feeling in the world. It restricts you from moving around.  The downside to it is you have to have a billion bathroom breaks. This can make your backside sore. The nurses give you special wipes, and ice to sit on. It's not the most prettiest picture to have roaming around in your brains. I'll apologise for that one. Another thing to reduce cramps is to clench and unclench your gingers. Massage the areas that have suffered pain by yourself, or get someone else to do it. Put your gingers to use by massaging someone else's feet. For example, your male parent. 

Some advice to keep in mind:

'Take breaks from doodling. Cramps can make it difficult to draw.'

I'll leave you to counter that advice with toughts of your own. 

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