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@thankful and @kathystl
You have both provided some great information for @jimb. Most physical problems are made worse by stress. If you would be comfortable sharing more, could you provide some stress relievers that you use to keep stress at-bay?

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I try to reduce stress by exercising daily, along with quiet time reading and slow deep breathing. I find that playing an instrument can be relaxing, for me it’s the piano. All of which I am able to do because I am retired. Finally, an evening glass of wine (1) also helps 🙂

@hopeful33250, @jimb- I still have some triggers though I just checked another one off my long held list. Just got back from Victoria B.C. and went out on a small whalewatching tour boat quite a ways out into the ocean. Luckily is was very calm and there were lots of Humbacks & Orcas for distractions!
All in all walking for me is a great stress reliever. I generally go 4-5 times a week on a 3 1/2 mile trek that is mostly wooded and on some boardwalks through some ponds & creeks that always have lots of wildlife.
Also, since writing is the toughest for me I try noy to put myself in situations that when I need to do it I do it earlier in the day and if it's out in public I try to move down the counter out of the way or simply have my wife sign for me. Seek to be joyful! Jim @thankful