YouTube music! We have Google and say “google, play the wheels on the bus by cocomelon on YouTube music” or whatever and it works. That’s the only one I know of that’s free
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Thanks!! I will try this tonight 
This doesn’t seem to work on the Alexa 
Boo.
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What does the inside look like?
I’d guess a weirdly shaped zucchini or cucumber but I suspect it’s more exotic than that
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Inside exploration has yet to occur. I am guessing a squash of some kind. If no one figures it out today, it might be a taco bowl tomorrow
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Google thinks it’s a bottle gourd.
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Wax melon? Does it smell sweet?
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So far this seems like the closest match!
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Has anyone tried or even just done some research on dry needling and/or cortisone injections for old injuries? Specifically I’ve had low-level chronic pain on and off at varying intensities in my IT band of my right leg since I was 21 (I’m 42).
A physical therapist I’m seeing for a different issue mentioned those as possibilities.
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A friends husband is a PT and got a specialty cert in dry needling. He has people come from all over for it and I guess sees some really awesome results. Seems promising.
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Sounds painful. Any idea how much it may hurt?
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That I don’t know. I could ask.
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I have done dry needling and there was no pain at all.
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Did it help?
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I did dry needling and there was no pain. It helped a lot. Mine was not a particularly old injury - maybe 6 months. I don’t know if that makes a difference. Really what it was doing in my case was loosening small muscle knots that didn’t respond to anything else.
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I have some very tight hip muscles that are hard to stretch - it was secondary to the problem for which I saw a PT, but she mentioned dry needling, which made me flinch. Not sure if it is akin to acupuncture (which I have never done either)
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Maybe? I did it during pre-op and post-op PT. So during pre-op we were just getting the surrounding muscles as strong as possible to prepare for surgery, but the main pain source wouldn’t be better until the surgery happened. Post-op it was getting better every day so was the pain less because of the dry needling out because of all the other things going on down there? It didn’t hurt and I figured it didn’t wouldn’t hurt to do it since the PT wanted to and it didn’t cost any extra
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I never have done acupuncture either, but it seemed very similar to descriptions I’ve read.
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