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Old 11-30-2000, 02:27 AM   #1
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I was so excited to have a 2nd of productivity that I think I over did it just a bit. I got up and did laundry, drove to my sisters to wrap presents, came back cooked dinner, went to the mall returning things already Went grocery shopping and thats when it occurred to me I had done too much. Just as I tripped out of the grocery store and into the car while my hubbie loaded the groceries. I was done.

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Old 11-30-2000, 12:30 PM   #2
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Hey guys maybe I caught myself just in time....I am ok today..not wonderful but not lousy. I am going to try and put up the rest of the Christmas decorations and go out to dinner with my hubbie. It is my 15 year anniversary today and Yes I did say I was 34. Very unusual these days huh?

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Old 11-30-2000, 12:40 PM   #3
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I was once told one of the biggest problems with FMers is we are usually overachievers and most likely type"A" personalities. So, it would figure we don't know when to quit until it's too late. I went for a 12 mile mountain biking ride back in Sept. and it took about a month to completely recover from it...dumb, just dumb. On the other side of the coin, exercise is the key. I recovered by going rollerskating. I skated for a solid 1 1/2 hours and it worked the front of my legs, finally releasing the knots in my calves from the bike riding, which stopped the pain in my heals from the excessive tight muscles. Now, how's that for stupid dumb luck? I now constantly try to think in terms of opposite use of muscles. Use it too much one way, find an opposite way to use it. It works to release the spasms and pain in most cases. It's just tough to figure out how sometimes. Take Care, John
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Old 11-30-2000, 12:55 PM   #4
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Hi John Thanx for the tip
In the fall I started this walking routine where I decided I would do a little more a little faster a little farther each day gradually increasing it until I had my legs back. Needless to say after 3 weeks the only thing that increased was the agony. Obviously the wrong regimen for me. I have a pair of rollerblades and I used to use them all the time before all this. I am tempted to give them a try. (In the garage or basement) Just in case I lost my knack

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Old 11-30-2000, 05:20 PM   #5
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Well, this is my third post today. I feel like I am letting it all out today. Good days are bad for me too. I do have one every now and then, but as everyone else, I don't know how to act. I don't get much done on those days, but what I do leaves me exhausted. I know this typing and trying to think and not misspell words will wear me out for the night. I may be able to do it again tomorrow, or I may not. But it doesn't take very much at all to put me down. I used to be able to catch a good day and clean house, or work in the yard, or go shopping. Now, I feel good if I can come here and read the board, and get my brain and fingers to work together so I can type. Take care everybody! Linda D
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