Fight Club Pub.

Originally posted by TheWayISeeIt
@ Hi Mem! Whatcha doin'? We're missing you around here (I'm going to go ahead and speak for us all, as I am sure it is the case).

I'm working a few things out. Turns out I couldn't get through the last week without a drink of sorts (Yeah...I'm admitting to a problem... )

I'll be off and on depending on what happens today or tomorrow as it may be.

And I can never stay away too long...

congratulations to ashley

it was a terrific debate!!!

well fought both ashley and sky!!!

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thanks for the advices

i have just seen my doc again since i really couldn.t stand the pain.
she examined again more carefully and found that there is a harden muscle as well at the neck, and maybe a blocked nerve.

it is aswell at the blade as you mentioned it TWISI

she gave me 2 injections one in the neck one at the shoulder with lidocaine and she gave me ibuprofen, but a higher dosage than you can buy by yourself.

the injections will be given again in 2 days.

i really hope it helps
i will check for the Carisoprodol TWISI.
wiki says it is for relaxing muscle. the doc needs to give me a prescription, due to german law.
i desperately want to go back to the gym but i don.t feel like that for the moment

sure sitting in front of the computer doesnt help with shoulder problems.
but it is my profession

thanks to heike to postpone our debate due to the problems of mine

and thanks for your support!

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heike these are so good news

my fingers are still crossed for you


@twisi: well spoken

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I know how you feel - my back is only slowly getting better from an injury over 5 years ago.

Plus I have to attend physio because I have a similar problem to yours - they are going to try acupuncture to try and relieve the "trigger points" where the nerve is trapped as nothing else has worked.

I suppose I have to get used to the ideea that I'm in my forties (just) and my body is not the "finely tuned sculpture" that it never really was except in my own mind

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do you think it is a natural process of getting old?
i don.t want to get old by now

i got so much things to do!!

i have to admid it has never been as worse as now
i feel like being 80



@memory:
doesn.t sound so well what you are telling
hope you get it sorted out!

but you know that the guys at FCP got a lot of experiences and therefore also a lot of good advices if needed!

Originally posted by orange-light
but you know that the guys at FCP got a lot of experiences and therefore also a lot of good advices if needed!

I got nothing!

But I know that MS will come back stronger and sweeter than ever.

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The 40's are just when the process starts properly and accelerates
In reality our bodies start to decline in our thirties - it's just we don't feel it as much.

Aches and pains are natures way of telling us to slow down a little.

Still, I'm starting yoga soon, and taking up swimming again - that should help a little as long as I don't over do things!

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Well Done AshleyD...fully deserved win. I didnt feel in command of the debate a single time throughout.

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I just wanted to say thank you for engaging me. I wouldn't have been able to finish the debate otherwise. It was a good time. Thanks to OrangeLight as well for being willing to have been the stand-by as well if you hadn't taken me up on the offer.

I think it speaks volumes for both of you to have been willing.

Originally posted by schrodingers dog

Originally posted by orange-light
but you know that the guys at FCP got a lot of experiences and therefore also a lot of good advices if needed!

I got nothing!

But I know that MS will come back stronger and sweeter than ever.

sweeter than ever?

we have to prepare for that


what you mean you got nothing?
i remember a wonderful pink dog leash we once bought for you!



@budski
swimming might be really a good idea!

thanks for mention it


@ashley
i would do it again and again
and once we will debate regular - not as a replacement for someboy
but i thank you aswell for the gift you made me when debating the skimrishes




[edit on 27-1-2009 by orange-light]

Originally posted by orange-light

what you mean you got nothing?
i remember a wonderful pink dog leash we once bought for you!

I meant as far as advice.

Originally posted by schrodingers dog

I meant as far as advice.

did you ever ask for some?

nothing is given with out asking!

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Hi Orange, can I have some advice please?

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hi sdog
what shall i advice you?


take a scarf when going outside, it is cold


this advice is very famous these days and always neglected by little orange

Originally posted by orange-light
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take a scarf when going outside, it is cold

I say NO!

I'm with satsuma on this one.

It scratches our necks and they make fun of us at school.

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i knew before that you would be awkward and neglect my advice


than atleast wear a hat
and igonore those who make fun at you at school

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Fine, I'll wear a hat.



You promise I don't look stupid?

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you look great honey
it reall suits you!!

now i need a lullaby
on my way to bed!

or some nice night drink

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Fur is MURDER!

Where is my spray paint...

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Listen, Schrodinger gave me this hat.

I have no idea where he got it.

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Lovely SDog. It really brings out your eyes.


- Carrot