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Lost_David

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 10:28am

Working 12 hours a day, seeing my daughter 45 minutes a day, taking 2 anti-stress pils a day, without internet since last wednesday due to net problems...whatelse else to say... :(



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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 1:32pm

Quoted from ""davidginzospain""

Working 12 hours a day, seeing my daughter 45 minutes a day, taking 2 anti-stress pils a day, without internet since last wednesday due to net problems...whatelse else to say... :(

Very hard and unpleasent days for you :( I hope better days will come with more free time to see your daughter. :wink:
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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:22pm

Really bad thing, each day I'm getting more and more blocked in the neck, this is becoming very painful and I do not spend a single normal day anymore for like 4 days, I'm a little worried...

My neck is like a giant knot.

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:25pm

Strange :? Maybe some doctor has to 'click' your neck spines because they are somehow stuck. My mum has sometimes a blocked neck and than the doctor 'clicks' her bones or so and the neck get's better again and is moving better. Maybe it's the same case with you Maddy, but I'm not a doctor.
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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:27pm

Too much stress! You need to chill more. Forget life's little worries and concentrate on the good things, no matter how hard it can be.

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:40pm

You're on the right spot ;)
Stress ! = Tensions in the muscles, and they end up like stone hard !!!! And it can eventually have everything linked together as a big knot.

Can't wait for my kinesitherapeut sessions :?

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:43pm

Quoted from ""Maddy""

You're on the right spot ;)
Stress ! = Tensions in the muscles, and they end up like stone hard !!!! And it can eventually have everything linked together as a big knot.

Can't wait for my kinesitherapeut sessions :?


It can be quite painful, I know. I'm a trained masseur. Took the course at college. You should also use a steam room if there's one near you. If not, a bowl of hot water with menthol drops inside. Put a towell over your head and breathe the steam from the water.

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:45pm

:) Thanks dear for helping me out.
Breathing the water with menthol drops can help out with neck muscles ? I didn't know that, I use this fumigations a lot with menthol for cough and such, it's a pretty much more natural way to make it better than medicine.
I have those drops of menthol should try it :)

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:48pm

Quoted from ""Maddy""

:) Thanks dear for helping me out.
Breathing the water with menthol drops can help out with neck muscles ? I didn't know that, I use this fumigations a lot with menthol for cough and such, it's a pretty much more natural way to make it better than medicine.
I have those drops of menthol should try it :)


The drops are good for respiratory (breathing) systems and circulatory (blood flow) systems, relaxing the muscles and giving a sense of well-being. It is also very good to do arm, leg and neck stretches when you wake up in the morning and before you go to bed at night.

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:55pm

Thank you !!! I will give it a try tonight :)
Many thanks for your help. Apparently you know a lot :) Is masseur a good job to do ? :) Hope you enjoy it. Help people is the best thing to me.

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Thursday, August 14th 2008, 11:59pm

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Is masseur a good job to do ? :) Hope you enjoy it. Help people is the best thing to me.


When you see people feeling better it's a great thing to do. My mate has problems with movement in his hands and is quite tense. I gave him a simple hand massage the other day and he's been great since. It's simply pushin toxins away from important areas of the body.

Plus you get to touch up some pretty hot people. :lol:

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Friday, August 15th 2008, 12:33am

Here is another good point ;) Nice women hehehe :lol: Go for it !
But I regret my job isn't to help people but I'll change my job to make something more "helpful"...
This is what I think about, to push the toxins until ends of the body to get rid of them... But I can't do it myself in my back and neck :s It's quite hard :lol:

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Friday, August 15th 2008, 12:43am

Quoted from ""Maddy""

Here is another good point ;) Nice women hehehe :lol: Go for it !
But I regret my job isn't to help people but I'll change my job to make something more "helpful"...
This is what I think about, to push the toxins until ends of the body to get rid of them... But I can't do it myself in my back and neck :s It's quite hard :lol:


yes that is a problem i have too- i can do it to others but no one can massage me :? :lol:

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Friday, August 15th 2008, 4:49pm

Putting a warm/hot towel around your neck may also help :idea:

And, as hard as it is, try to relax, easier said than done I know, I'm a nervous wreck sometimes myself.... :? :lol: :wink:


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Friday, August 15th 2008, 9:04pm

Sorry for you, Maddy, I hope you'll get better soon :( :wink:

Though it's no problem, really, I'm sad because I got a mail when I was on vacation, that the copy of We Bring The Noise I ordered, is sold out from the supplier the store I ordered it from, are using.
So I don't know when I will get it, maybe it'll take months... :?

But, the news about the Scooter/ Status Quo-single are so awesome that it makes up for it :D [/i]
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Friday, August 15th 2008, 9:18pm

The only advice i can give is to see a professional doctor to give you some really good medications and lets hope after all the nightmare will be over :x :( but in this time just chill :wink: it has a cure for that :)

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Friday, August 15th 2008, 10:39pm

My back hurts like hëll after carrying and throwing heavy stuff yesterday, and changing tires today (got myself new rims). Also the damn radiator in my car decided to start boiling 25 km from home :evil: Had to leave it at my girlfriends grandparents. About 15 km took an hour and a half, because we had to stop all the time so it wouldn't boil again.
you sir, are an idiot

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Friday, August 15th 2008, 10:48pm

woooooooow what a misfortune dude u need a day or two relax of this shi.t :wink:

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Saturday, August 16th 2008, 10:11pm

today was a house and garage repair day and now i'm so damn tired

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Saturday, August 16th 2008, 10:57pm

Much work to do?
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