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April 4, 2014 - 5:57pm
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Hi hmm...I think that
Hi hmm...I think that setbacks are an important part of this work. They teach us that posture must be infused into every aspect of our daily life. I myself was sort of dabbling in it for awhile, until something (can't remember exactly what) made me wake up. And recovering from setbacks is what starts to teach you that you have a degree of control.
It isn't enough just to do the exercises. You have to do them in excellent WW posture and then you have to keep to that excellent WW posture for the rest of your day, too. It is possible to do yardwork in posture, though you may have to make a few adjustments. The bubble might be a blister of some kind.
The exercises strengthen you in all the right ways so that you can learn to stay in posture without effort. Staying in posture without effort is what stabilizes prolapse. - Surviving