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Yep it doesn't take much. I remember as a young man in the construction
field, I went to open up our overhead door to the shop and barely lifted
and wound up half bent over for a while.
And I had hair too... go figure lol. Yes stress too, that could well be it
even right there. That little beast can manifest itself in many ways.
Brad
on 10:53 PM 5/21/2006, Phil Scovell said:
Brad,
I take full responsibility, of course, for my physical condition, or lack
there of, so as soon as things settle, I'm going to do something to take
better care of those muscles. I have been doing very light stretching
exercises while standing, and sitting, but evidently, I turned the wrong
way
this morning. Fortunately, it is nothing like before but it still isn't
very comfortable, you might say. There is all the stress and pressure
added
to it all and I know for a fact that plays a roll in it, too. Gretchen
came
home tonight talking a hundred miles an hour so something isn't right
again.
She was in church with us today and that surprised me.
Phil.
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