DAE get a weird click in their wrist from driving screws all day?

Don't brush it off like I did (trust me) or you might not be able to hold a hammer steady by Friday.

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Doesn't it seem like our bodies always try to tell us something before it gets bad? I've seen this so many times where a small ache or click gets ignored until it turns into a real problem. That wrist click from driving screws is probably your body saying to take a break or change how you're working. Like when you get a stiff neck from looking at your phone too long, and next thing you know, you can't turn your head. Paying attention to those little signals can save you a lot of pain later on. It's crazy how we often push through until something gives out, but listening early makes all the difference!

robins831d ago

@cameron_hayes99, we're almost trained to brush off those warnings since pausing isn't allowed in many jobs. That culture makes it tough to heed your body's advice before things get worse.

joel_jones1d ago

Hold on, is every little ache really a warning sign though? Sometimes my knee clicks or my shoulder feels stiff and it just goes away on its own if I ignore it. I get the idea of listening to your body, but it feels like we're told to treat every tiny signal as some huge red flag. Maybe our bodies are just noisy and most of the time it doesn't mean anything's wrong. I worry that always pausing for every little thing isn't practical, and might even make people fixate on normal aches. There's probably a middle ground instead of thinking every click is a disaster waiting to happen.