Unrelated to weight -- in fact it was 45 years ago and my weight was fine -- but one day when traveling around the Netherlands, camping at the outdoor ice-skating rinks, I woke up in the morning and one foot hurt so bad I couldn't walk. I don't know why. I killed time in the tent as much as I could but it was my last full day and I didn't want to waste it. By 11, I took my towel and ripped out part of it to cushion my foot (though there wasn't much room in the shoe) and then I limped out for the day, while it hurt.
I don't know when it stopped hurting but the next morning everything was fine. I thought it would be worse.
On anoher occasion when I was in my 40's, I skidded on the ice and even with the seatbelt, my body slid under it and my knee broke the plastic lower dashboard. Next morning, I woke up and that knee wouldn't bend and wouldn't straighten. I'd think "Straighten" but nothing would happen. I could use my hands to straighen it so I could go to the bathroom and then I went back to bed and used my hands to bend it to the usual bed position. I poked at it everywhere and nowhere did it hurt at all but it wouldn't work. I think I stayed home that day and the next day everthing was fine.
You're not preaching. I asked.