My chronic back troubles go away when I sleep on my slant pillow. While Robert is correct that I would be helped by rolfing, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't make the 2-4 herniated discs in my back magically fix themselves. On the other hand, it's hard to feel much like doing anything about something that can be fixed by simply sleeping on a slant pillow about two nights out of seven. (I also amped up my kale consumption to improve my calcium intake; maybe that helped, too.)
Somehow, whenever I think of taking this to a doctor, I envision him whipping out a rusty scalpel, saying, "I wanna TRY something! It always worked on cadavers!" I guess I don't have that doctor phobia totally licked quite yet... Anyway, it's cool that my back doesn't hurt anymore, right?
Well...Rolfing.g and Pilates ( or some core tpnifying exercise) can "magically" fix the herniated discs ( if that is intact the diagnosis). But who am I to talk, I just do this for a living( and have yelped folks with herniated, fused, and other disc or facet issues.)
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Yes, but you aren't here.:)
ReplyDeleteNever been rolfed, but pilates is great, and so is yoga. You should at least give them a try at some point. Both activities seem to draw an inordinate percentage of attractive women, not a bad side effect, sez I.
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