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Aging gracefully
January 3, 2017 - 7:53pm
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Hi marric,
Hi marric,
That is a fair question. Because many of us weren't in the correct posture to begin with, and especially as we get older, we have to expect it to take time for our bodies to take on the natural posture we actually had as children. And, depending on the severity of the prolapse, it can take up to 12 months or even years for some to see more improvement. This can be a matter of maintaining current prolapse issues, and even seeing more improvement over a longer period of time.
Hope that helps some.
Surviving60
January 4, 2017 - 4:22am
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Marric - this is why is it so
Marric - this is why is it so important to train your body and mind to hold correct posture all the time. Yes it is a gradual process and as AG says, the older you are, the longer you have been doing it wrong, as they say. You will still have up and down days for the rest of your life, and those down days are a reminder to stay mindful. I saw much more improvement in subsequent years, than I did in the first 6 or 12 months. This isn't something you "fix" and then you're done. There is no cure as such.....it is maintenance. But it does work! - Surviving