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TOPIC: Happy Thoughts 2013

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User Details are only visible to members.	Life is great. Work is looking like I'm going to have a very busy summer. My social calendar is filling up so fast I'm having trouble with scheduling. I've got no complaints at all!
Hunt Valley MD			Username hidden (3548 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	VA It's been a painful ride going on 10 weeks now. Airrosti therapy might have been the step I should have avoided. I had to see my chiro a few days ago and he was shocked to see me walk in the door with one shoulder considerable larger than the other. Prior to the adjustment to simmer things down, he described my shoulder connectors as an octopus wresting with a fish.. They were all over the place and he could see the spasms, which pretty much made him uncomfortable. He later said it made him slightly queasy!! lmao He adjusted me and sent me on my way and it drop my pain level to about a 7 on a scale of 1-10. My V.A. doc put in a request for the MRI.. I just have to keep the shoulder moving to avoid freeze. It's my dominate hand/arm so I naturally use it first without thinking and pay a severe price for it. Life does go on, but I'm still functioning so I can't really complain too much!
San Antonio TX			Username hidden (6240 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Jeez SA's shoulder problems keep on coming. It's sad to hear about. I hate it that people have to endure chronic pain. It's a life-draining problem. I am blessed with what appears to be a rotator cuff built out of titanium. Not that I haven't had other issues, but many younger pitchers have always been astounded with the abuse my arm is capable of taking.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11695 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	SA, he had 3 tears in his rotator cuff, one as an old injury and 2 that were more recent. After successfully being treated with cortisone injections into the shoulder for years, it finally came to the point where they weren't helping and surgery to repair it was the only option. lol@VA! Luckily he's pretty creative and was very determined to give me a wonderful time this morning. Not everything needs 2 arms, you know, or even one!
Sheboygan Falls WI			Username hidden (6956 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Scandle If you don't mind me asking, what was the reason for surgery? I ask because I might be a candidate should my upcoming MRI show that I need it.. Appears my rotator cuff is torn
San Antonio TX			Username hidden (6240 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Scandle, Congrats to hubby having a good recovery from surgery. And for welll........this morning! Sophia
Hendersonville NC			Username hidden (520 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	So the whole adage of "put your shoulder into it" is not without merit?
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11695 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	HT - Mr. Scandle's post-surgical shoulder is healing quite nicely. So well, in fact, that we had a wonderful time making love this morning and anticipate more tonight!
Sheboygan Falls WI			Username hidden (6956 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Since my kids don't live near me, they don't really have any friends near by, but I'd like to think that if they did and I left them alone overnight that they'd have a pretty bad ass party while we were gone. And that if they didn't, I'd be extremely disappointed in them. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1814 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	We took a different approach to lazy parenting than what you described T. We were too lazy to cater to our children so they had to learn to do on their own. We were there for them to teach them, but they had to figure out a lot of how to do it their way. And we dealt with the messes with them. We taught our children how to take care of themselves. Our oldest made his first scrambled eggs the day he turned one. Our ped dr said he could have eggs when he turned one. So on the day he turned one, we have a picture of him making eggs with a really long wooden spoon and the pan on the back burner. Yes, we were there watching and making sure he was safe but he did it. He cooks all the time and it isn't mac and cheese. It is eggs benedict, shepherds pie, and other intricate meals. We were at church when he was about 3 years old and he spilled some water on the floor. He asked me for a wipe so he could clean it up. Our youngest would get mad if we swept the floor instead of letting him. I would go back when he was NOT around and resweep it so that the gunk would come off the floor and not on my socks. But he never knew I did that. He asks me if he can go somewhere because he is used to doing that and he does it out of respect. We have never given either of boys a curfew. If the dance got out at 12, they usually were on the clean up crew and had to stay later. Even when they weren't, they would often give others rides home and would call or text us when they would arrive home. Our oldest has had to teach his roommates in an off campus apartment how to clean the tub, wash dishes, take trash out, and flush the damn toilet. T-like you we believe that parents are to instruct their kids how to be on their own while still at home. Sadly, hubby and I were just really boring before the last two months, but it gives the youngest a new experience that the oldest never had, being alone in the house! A part of me hopes he has some friends over. Sophia
Hendersonville NC			Username hidden (520 post)

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