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> > From: william moss <detalor@...>

> > Subject: TOO MUCH NEGATIVITY !!!

> > PainInThe Back-Neck

> > Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 3:44 PM

> > Hey,

> >

> > I joined this list to try and find practical ways of

> > dealing with my back and the pain and, if I had

> learned, or

> > discovered, or been through anything that might be of

> help,

> > to try and share it with others.

> >

> > Certainly ever since I was in Jr HS, I've been called

> > negative and a fault finder and even misdiagnosed as

> > Depressed (because I don't dance on the roof tops like

>

> > Poppins!) because I was taught very aware of the ills

> of the

> > world and taught to be critical and to be on the watch

> for

> > danger (Like " DUH "

> > my calling has been Motor Vehicle Occupant Protection

> since

> > age 16 and I have a strong background in what used to

> be

> > called " Shop " at school, where one can loose an

> finger, an

> > eye, etc, faster than I can type the following

> exclamation

> > point!

> >

> >

> > BUT --- I have only survived some of my ha rowing

> medical

> > misadventures because I have a sense of humor and,

> because

> > I've made myself push some of the really bad

> experiences

> > into the deep background (They'd have eaten me alive

> > otherwise!!!)

> >

> > I think by the time most of us end up here (Yeah, I

> know

> > I'm a newcomer!),

> > we've all taken our share of " lumps, " are taking them

> and

> > will continue to do so. I try very hear not to bring

> mine up

> > unless it is to forewarn someone, let them know  not

> > " to feel like The Lone Ranger " and, if talking with

> them,

> > get a good laugh or 2, or 3 , or -------

> >

> > I've seen a little constructive stuff on here in the

> very

> > short time I've been here, but I can't take the

> constant

> > dwelling on the negative stuff we can do nothing

> about.

> >

> > If we concentrate on what we can do something about

> and

> > help eachother along, we'll have something!

> >

> > I got sucked into the negativity very quickly and

> almost

> > without realizing it. I was able to answer one

> person's

> > question, " How do you manage to sit. " I thoght that's

> what

> > we are here for!

> >

> > If I get booted out, for this, I don't wanna be here.

> > Otherwise, I'll try and concentrate on those who are

> looking

> > to better their lot and that of others. I may end up

> using

> > the " D " key a lot!

> >

> > Now I'm gonna go play with the dog. He's so mel;low,

> he

> > looks like he's in a coma! Good thing he's one of the

> few of

> > his breed who got away with his tail intact (most are

> > totally removed) as it's often the only thing that

> lets us

> > know he's really very awake and aware. A sister in law

> (hose

> > with 13 humans ranging from 15 to 86 years of age, 3

> cats

> > and our pooch) remarked at how calm he was and siad,

> " But he

> > doesn't miss a thing! "

> >

> > He is " just like the Loony Toons Cartoon Sheepdog in

> the

> > Woolf and Sheepdog episodes! When outside, he appears

> sound

> > asleep till something of interest happens. Then he

> moves so

> > fast, it's very difficult to see it.

> >

> > Once " it's " over, he PLOPS down and " conks out " just

> as

> > quickly. He is truly a living, breating Muppet!

> >

> > Bill

> > 

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >      

> >

>

>

>

>

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>

> > From: william moss <detalor@...>

> > Subject: TOO MUCH NEGATIVITY !!!

> > PainInThe Back-Neck

> > Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 3:44 PM

> > Hey,

> >

> > I joined this list to try and find practical ways of

> > dealing with my back and the pain and, if I had

> learned, or

> > discovered, or been through anything that might be of

> help,

> > to try and share it with others.

> >

> > Certainly ever since I was in Jr HS, I've been called

> > negative and a fault finder and even misdiagnosed as

> > Depressed (because I don't dance on the roof tops like

>

> > Poppins!) because I was taught very aware of the ills

> of the

> > world and taught to be critical and to be on the watch

> for

> > danger (Like " DUH "

> > my calling has been Motor Vehicle Occupant Protection

> since

> > age 16 and I have a strong background in what used to

> be

> > called " Shop " at school, where one can loose an

> finger, an

> > eye, etc, faster than I can type the following

> exclamation

> > point!

> >

> >

> > BUT --- I have only survived some of my ha rowing

> medical

> > misadventures because I have a sense of humor and,

> because

> > I've made myself push some of the really bad

> experiences

> > into the deep background (They'd have eaten me alive

> > otherwise!!!)

> >

> > I think by the time most of us end up here (Yeah, I

> know

> > I'm a newcomer!),

> > we've all taken our share of " lumps, " are taking them

> and

> > will continue to do so. I try very hear not to bring

> mine up

> > unless it is to forewarn someone, let them know  not

> > " to feel like The Lone Ranger " and, if talking with

> them,

> > get a good laugh or 2, or 3 , or -------

> >

> > I've seen a little constructive stuff on here in the

> very

> > short time I've been here, but I can't take the

> constant

> > dwelling on the negative stuff we can do nothing

> about.

> >

> > If we concentrate on what we can do something about

> and

> > help eachother along, we'll have something!

> >

> > I got sucked into the negativity very quickly and

> almost

> > without realizing it. I was able to answer one

> person's

> > question, " How do you manage to sit. " I thoght that's

> what

> > we are here for!

> >

> > If I get booted out, for this, I don't wanna be here.

> > Otherwise, I'll try and concentrate on those who are

> looking

> > to better their lot and that of others. I may end up

> using

> > the " D " key a lot!

> >

> > Now I'm gonna go play with the dog. He's so mel;low,

> he

> > looks like he's in a coma! Good thing he's one of the

> few of

> > his breed who got away with his tail intact (most are

> > totally removed) as it's often the only thing that

> lets us

> > know he's really very awake and aware. A sister in law

> (hose

> > with 13 humans ranging from 15 to 86 years of age, 3

> cats

> > and our pooch) remarked at how calm he was and siad,

> " But he

> > doesn't miss a thing! "

> >

> > He is " just like the Loony Toons Cartoon Sheepdog in

> the

> > Woolf and Sheepdog episodes! When outside, he appears

> sound

> > asleep till something of interest happens. Then he

> moves so

> > fast, it's very difficult to see it.

> >

> > Once " it's " over, he PLOPS down and " conks out " just

> as

> > quickly. He is truly a living, breating Muppet!

> >

> > Bill

> > 

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >      

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> > From: william moss <detalor@...>

> > Subject: TOO MUCH NEGATIVITY !!!

> > PainInThe Back-Neck

> > Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 3:44 PM

> > Hey,

> >

> > I joined this list to try and find practical ways of

> > dealing with my back and the pain and, if I had

> learned, or

> > discovered, or been through anything that might be of

> help,

> > to try and share it with others.

> >

> > Certainly ever since I was in Jr HS, I've been called

> > negative and a fault finder and even misdiagnosed as

> > Depressed (because I don't dance on the roof tops like

>

> > Poppins!) because I was taught very aware of the ills

> of the

> > world and taught to be critical and to be on the watch

> for

> > danger (Like " DUH "

> > my calling has been Motor Vehicle Occupant Protection

> since

> > age 16 and I have a strong background in what used to

> be

> > called " Shop " at school, where one can loose an

> finger, an

> > eye, etc, faster than I can type the following

> exclamation

> > point!

> >

> >

> > BUT --- I have only survived some of my ha rowing

> medical

> > misadventures because I have a sense of humor and,

> because

> > I've made myself push some of the really bad

> experiences

> > into the deep background (They'd have eaten me alive

> > otherwise!!!)

> >

> > I think by the time most of us end up here (Yeah, I

> know

> > I'm a newcomer!),

> > we've all taken our share of " lumps, " are taking them

> and

> > will continue to do so. I try very hear not to bring

> mine up

> > unless it is to forewarn someone, let them know  not

> > " to feel like The Lone Ranger " and, if talking with

> them,

> > get a good laugh or 2, or 3 , or -------

> >

> > I've seen a little constructive stuff on here in the

> very

> > short time I've been here, but I can't take the

> constant

> > dwelling on the negative stuff we can do nothing

> about.

> >

> > If we concentrate on what we can do something about

> and

> > help eachother along, we'll have something!

> >

> > I got sucked into the negativity very quickly and

> almost

> > without realizing it. I was able to answer one

> person's

> > question, " How do you manage to sit. " I thoght that's

> what

> > we are here for!

> >

> > If I get booted out, for this, I don't wanna be here.

> > Otherwise, I'll try and concentrate on those who are

> looking

> > to better their lot and that of others. I may end up

> using

> > the " D " key a lot!

> >

> > Now I'm gonna go play with the dog. He's so mel;low,

> he

> > looks like he's in a coma! Good thing he's one of the

> few of

> > his breed who got away with his tail intact (most are

> > totally removed) as it's often the only thing that

> lets us

> > know he's really very awake and aware. A sister in law

> (hose

> > with 13 humans ranging from 15 to 86 years of age, 3

> cats

> > and our pooch) remarked at how calm he was and siad,

> " But he

> > doesn't miss a thing! "

> >

> > He is " just like the Loony Toons Cartoon Sheepdog in

> the

> > Woolf and Sheepdog episodes! When outside, he appears

> sound

> > asleep till something of interest happens. Then he

> moves so

> > fast, it's very difficult to see it.

> >

> > Once " it's " over, he PLOPS down and " conks out " just

> as

> > quickly. He is truly a living, breating Muppet!

> >

> > Bill

> > 

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >      

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> > From: william moss <detalor@...>

> > Subject: TOO MUCH NEGATIVITY !!!

> > PainInThe Back-Neck

> > Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 3:44 PM

> > Hey,

> >

> > I joined this list to try and find practical ways of

> > dealing with my back and the pain and, if I had

> learned, or

> > discovered, or been through anything that might be of

> help,

> > to try and share it with others.

> >

> > Certainly ever since I was in Jr HS, I've been called

> > negative and a fault finder and even misdiagnosed as

> > Depressed (because I don't dance on the roof tops like

>

> > Poppins!) because I was taught very aware of the ills

> of the

> > world and taught to be critical and to be on the watch

> for

> > danger (Like " DUH "

> > my calling has been Motor Vehicle Occupant Protection

> since

> > age 16 and I have a strong background in what used to

> be

> > called " Shop " at school, where one can loose an

> finger, an

> > eye, etc, faster than I can type the following

> exclamation

> > point!

> >

> >

> > BUT --- I have only survived some of my ha rowing

> medical

> > misadventures because I have a sense of humor and,

> because

> > I've made myself push some of the really bad

> experiences

> > into the deep background (They'd have eaten me alive

> > otherwise!!!)

> >

> > I think by the time most of us end up here (Yeah, I

> know

> > I'm a newcomer!),

> > we've all taken our share of " lumps, " are taking them

> and

> > will continue to do so. I try very hear not to bring

> mine up

> > unless it is to forewarn someone, let them know  not

> > " to feel like The Lone Ranger " and, if talking with

> them,

> > get a good laugh or 2, or 3 , or -------

> >

> > I've seen a little constructive stuff on here in the

> very

> > short time I've been here, but I can't take the

> constant

> > dwelling on the negative stuff we can do nothing

> about.

> >

> > If we concentrate on what we can do something about

> and

> > help eachother along, we'll have something!

> >

> > I got sucked into the negativity very quickly and

> almost

> > without realizing it. I was able to answer one

> person's

> > question, " How do you manage to sit. " I thoght that's

> what

> > we are here for!

> >

> > If I get booted out, for this, I don't wanna be here.

> > Otherwise, I'll try and concentrate on those who are

> looking

> > to better their lot and that of others. I may end up

> using

> > the " D " key a lot!

> >

> > Now I'm gonna go play with the dog. He's so mel;low,

> he

> > looks like he's in a coma! Good thing he's one of the

> few of

> > his breed who got away with his tail intact (most are

> > totally removed) as it's often the only thing that

> lets us

> > know he's really very awake and aware. A sister in law

> (hose

> > with 13 humans ranging from 15 to 86 years of age, 3

> cats

> > and our pooch) remarked at how calm he was and siad,

> " But he

> > doesn't miss a thing! "

> >

> > He is " just like the Loony Toons Cartoon Sheepdog in

> the

> > Woolf and Sheepdog episodes! When outside, he appears

> sound

> > asleep till something of interest happens. Then he

> moves so

> > fast, it's very difficult to see it.

> >

> > Once " it's " over, he PLOPS down and " conks out " just

> as

> > quickly. He is truly a living, breating Muppet!

> >

> > Bill

> > 

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >      

> >

>

>

>

>