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Surviving60
February 4, 2014 - 5:16pm
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Hi Tathagata - we certainly
Hi Tathagata - we certainly can't call you a newbie after almost 4 years, and yet I don't get a real strong vibe from you about your level of WW work. I went back and read some of your old posts, and I think you should too. Christine and others gave you some pretty good information and assured you that despite your medical history, your prolapse was nothing out of the ordinary but fairly typical of what we hear all the time. So it might be time to get back to basics, get out your book and dvds, whatever you have, and get back down to business. If you haven't figured out sitting in posture yet, or you are feeling worse not better after taking long walks, your posture does need some tuning up. Consider contacting a practitioner. But don't just dabble - throw yourself into the work with everything that you have. The mere fact that you are suddenly considering a pessary after all this time, means you need a refresher in WW. I know you can do it. - Surviving
Tathagata
February 6, 2014 - 3:07pm
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Thank you
Thank you for the encouragement. Perhaps I do need to refresh things a bit although I always thought I was doing the posture; even told others about it. I used to do 'fire breathing' but as it seemed to cause aches and pulling inside my scar and also made my ribs hurt where I had fallen and bruised them I only do this sometimes now.
I am now concentrating on sitting upright with my feet flat on the ground below my knees and hoping this helps; the cushion I had put in my car on the seat didn't seem to work too well, so I'm trying another. Walking in WW posture does help.
How does one contact a practitioner?
Arizona
February 6, 2014 - 4:05pm
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Tathagata
Go to the tabs at the top of the page and click on WW Practitioners. This will list practitioners and where they are located. You can contact them by email or phone :-)
Surviving60
February 6, 2014 - 5:21pm
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Tathagata
The lumbar curvature is what you should be focusing on.....when you experiment with various chairs, cushions for driving, and so forth. - Surviving
Tathagata
February 10, 2014 - 5:54am
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Thank you
Thank you