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Originally posted by Bear View PostAudi estate - 2 trips, dryer and cooker went together. And yes it is lower than a truck.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSwimming difficult as in straight position. I am better in seated position. Maybe I should do some rowing?Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by Diver View PostNo back pain is minuscule, Next to toothache it has to be the most annoying and uncomfortable pain in creation.
Luckily, mine only plays up when I don't exercise it enough or over exercise it.
It's a fine line.
When I first collapsed with it, the hospital gave me a corset/lumbar support to wear, worst thing in the world, your back gets weaker and weaker.
I still like corsets or a nice Basque mind
But it does mean I can ignore other pains - my knee almost does not worry me despite a limp. And last night I hit my temple on a fence - a bit of claret. But the pain seems inconsequential.Comment
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Originally posted by Diver View PostLay flat on the floor with your feet/ankles on the seat of your sofa and lift your body until just your shoulders are on the floor. do it daily until you can get up to ten a day. Works wonders.
If I could get to the stage I can jog it would be great...Comment
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Just told my team teader not to expect me in this week, while my back recovers.
I'd actually like to be at work today - BIG important meeting that I've been arguing we need to have for ages, and I'm at homeComment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMy thoughts exactly(except the Basque). I also get occasional tooth pain - sometime I must contribute to the dentistry thread. I have a crowned tooth which is cracked - still hurts despit root canal work!
But it does mean I can ignore other pains - my knee almost does not worry me despite a limp. And last night I hit my temple on a fence - a bit of claret. But the pain seems inconsequential.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by Diver View Post
Mind you, Sitting in these bloody office chairs all day has got to be the worst thing in the world for back pain.Comment
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