Just one stupid Question?

[Clive Symes]

Go on, let Shannon see how "young" we realy are.

[georg ruf jr.]

Hey Clive. Great attitude about "our" youth". I feel a lot better now... 

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

 

[georg ruf jr.]

Careful Paula. You're turning 45 this year to. You see. Now everybody knows.... 

[Shannon Alexander]

People, behave!!!

[Cherry (Alcock)]

You tell 'em Shannon!
 

[Shannon Alexander]

Stop acting like  and  !!!!!!

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

Yes Georg Jr, stop being a  and a  !!!





(ouch! can't roll around laughing too much, my backs in its moer again)

[Bertie Horak]

Eina Paula,
What happened? Fell off a new flying machine, too much table dancing, ....

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

 

No, having kids is what did my back in. I was hanging up washing this time, the last time it popped I sneezed, so it pops out pretty much when it wants too.  I had to laugh, We phone the after hours nurse to see what we should do as there was no way I was going to be moved, guess what the advise was......................


"not to wear high heel shoes while my back is in its moer"

I tell you, high heel shoes where the last thing on my mind, (I don't even wear high heel) I wanted drugs and lots of it!!
Julie and I had to laugh anyway about the advise.  Next time I'll call the ambulance out.



So there is no  witch-43 or  for a while, only  and  got new glasses so I'll be able to see, my arms were getting to short for me to be able to read!

[Bertie Horak]

Take it easy, Paula.  Nothing like rest.  The problem often isn't the back being "out", but the reaction of the muscles when it happens. The muscles goes into a spasm, trying to prevent the "out" area to move - that's where the most pain comes from.
I know how you feel - a back or neck acting up is really the pits.  I had the same problem, but fortunately no problems for the last year.  I found this wonderful woman in Durbanville whom I visit at least once every month for treatment to prevent my back/neck from acting up. She is a "Directed Pressure Point Release Practitioner" - AND SHE'S MY HERO!  I get no spasms anymore. Mine also happened sometimes with a simple sneeze, or when I washed my hair while in the shower - so easy.  And you can probably think how difficult it must be to work as a dentist with a back/neck spasm!
Good luck!

[Clive Symes]

Bertie, I suggest that one is extra carefull when stating,
"I found this wonderful woman in Durbanville whom I visit at least once every month" especially being a "Directed Pressure Point Release Practitioner"      

I do however hnow the feeling when one's back is out, I've had it so bad that at times I can only roll out of bed and crawl to the cupboard or door to pull myself up. At the moment I an suffering with twinges as a result of digging the back garden over, so id your Practitioner will accept patients drop me a contact number on a pvt mail, I would appreciate it.

[Bertie Horak]

  Yes, Clive, I should be careful and read my posts better!

Her name is Hetsie Otto, and I'll PM you her telephone number now.

[Diana Rudd (Boehme)]