Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 abraxis3@... Hi , Let's try and experiments, okay? Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? A month from now, let me know!!! LOL Sue --- emily queen wrote: > Thank you, Sue, > > I can relate to the part where the sheets hurt you! > Sometimes the blankets really bug me, I can't get > them > right. And the pain travels -- I never know what to > expect, except for the unexpected. For me, driving > is > hard b/c pushing in the clutch, for some reason, > really activates the stinging and pain in my legs. > So > I guess it's an unchartered course for the time > being. > Wishes, emily > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 abraxis3@... Hi , Let's try and experiments, okay? Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? A month from now, let me know!!! LOL Sue --- emily queen wrote: > Thank you, Sue, > > I can relate to the part where the sheets hurt you! > Sometimes the blankets really bug me, I can't get > them > right. And the pain travels -- I never know what to > expect, except for the unexpected. For me, driving > is > hard b/c pushing in the clutch, for some reason, > really activates the stinging and pain in my legs. > So > I guess it's an unchartered course for the time > being. > Wishes, emily > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 abraxis3@... Hi , Let's try and experiments, okay? Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? A month from now, let me know!!! LOL Sue --- emily queen wrote: > Thank you, Sue, > > I can relate to the part where the sheets hurt you! > Sometimes the blankets really bug me, I can't get > them > right. And the pain travels -- I never know what to > expect, except for the unexpected. For me, driving > is > hard b/c pushing in the clutch, for some reason, > really activates the stinging and pain in my legs. > So > I guess it's an unchartered course for the time > being. > Wishes, emily > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 , Lately everything and anything hurts me and I have reached the point where I can't take it much more. This is also exhausting me out (on top of it). I hate to vent - sorry guys! Wishing you all a pain free day. Love Basic Instinct > Thank you, Sue, > > I can relate to the part where the sheets hurt you! > Sometimes the blankets really bug me, I can't get them > right. And the pain travels -- I never know what to > expect, except for the unexpected. For me, driving is > hard b/c pushing in the clutch, for some reason, > really activates the stinging and pain in my legs. So > I guess it's an unchartered course for the time being. > Wishes, emily > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 , Lately everything and anything hurts me and I have reached the point where I can't take it much more. This is also exhausting me out (on top of it). I hate to vent - sorry guys! Wishing you all a pain free day. Love Basic Instinct > Thank you, Sue, > > I can relate to the part where the sheets hurt you! > Sometimes the blankets really bug me, I can't get them > right. And the pain travels -- I never know what to > expect, except for the unexpected. For me, driving is > hard b/c pushing in the clutch, for some reason, > really activates the stinging and pain in my legs. So > I guess it's an unchartered course for the time being. > Wishes, emily > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 , Lately everything and anything hurts me and I have reached the point where I can't take it much more. This is also exhausting me out (on top of it). I hate to vent - sorry guys! Wishing you all a pain free day. Love Basic Instinct > Thank you, Sue, > > I can relate to the part where the sheets hurt you! > Sometimes the blankets really bug me, I can't get them > right. And the pain travels -- I never know what to > expect, except for the unexpected. For me, driving is > hard b/c pushing in the clutch, for some reason, > really activates the stinging and pain in my legs. So > I guess it's an unchartered course for the time being. > Wishes, emily > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 Hi , Let's try and experiments, okay? Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? A month from now, let me know!!! LOL Sue Hi Sue I understand what you are trying to do, but no amount of telling myself " driving is fun " would have worked with my knee and the clutch. Every time I tried driving a stick shift, my knee would swell and ache, I never tried to make it harder for myself by telling myself how awful driving with a clutch was, but telling myself " driving is fun " wouldn't have changed anything either. My solution was to stop driving stick shifts unless I absolutely have to. My knee is much happier for it. I did work part time as Princess House crystal counsultant while in the Navy. The one higher up lady had told us that if we were ever in a bad mood, just try telling ourselves that we were happy. So one day I set out for a crystal party, in an awful mood, I was running late, my hose had run, it was really hot and I kept banging the heavy box of crystal into my calf. So as I marched along I kept muttering between clenched teeth " I'm happy, I'm oh so happy, I'm happy, I'm oh so happy. " Finally I had to start laughing because it was all so absured! I wasn't happy! It did put me in a better mood, so I know what you are trying to do, but I am not sure trying to overcome physical pain like was describing is the easiest thing to try, at least not as a first exercise in this. I'm not trying to put you or your methods down because I think they do have a lot of merit, I just didn't want someone to either feel like we weren't hearing what they were saying or feeling discouraged if their first try to rethink the way they think of things did work out very well. Darcy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 Hi , Let's try and experiments, okay? Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? A month from now, let me know!!! LOL Sue Hi Sue I understand what you are trying to do, but no amount of telling myself " driving is fun " would have worked with my knee and the clutch. Every time I tried driving a stick shift, my knee would swell and ache, I never tried to make it harder for myself by telling myself how awful driving with a clutch was, but telling myself " driving is fun " wouldn't have changed anything either. My solution was to stop driving stick shifts unless I absolutely have to. My knee is much happier for it. I did work part time as Princess House crystal counsultant while in the Navy. The one higher up lady had told us that if we were ever in a bad mood, just try telling ourselves that we were happy. So one day I set out for a crystal party, in an awful mood, I was running late, my hose had run, it was really hot and I kept banging the heavy box of crystal into my calf. So as I marched along I kept muttering between clenched teeth " I'm happy, I'm oh so happy, I'm happy, I'm oh so happy. " Finally I had to start laughing because it was all so absured! I wasn't happy! It did put me in a better mood, so I know what you are trying to do, but I am not sure trying to overcome physical pain like was describing is the easiest thing to try, at least not as a first exercise in this. I'm not trying to put you or your methods down because I think they do have a lot of merit, I just didn't want someone to either feel like we weren't hearing what they were saying or feeling discouraged if their first try to rethink the way they think of things did work out very well. Darcy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 Hi , Let's try and experiments, okay? Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? A month from now, let me know!!! LOL Sue Hi Sue I understand what you are trying to do, but no amount of telling myself " driving is fun " would have worked with my knee and the clutch. Every time I tried driving a stick shift, my knee would swell and ache, I never tried to make it harder for myself by telling myself how awful driving with a clutch was, but telling myself " driving is fun " wouldn't have changed anything either. My solution was to stop driving stick shifts unless I absolutely have to. My knee is much happier for it. I did work part time as Princess House crystal counsultant while in the Navy. The one higher up lady had told us that if we were ever in a bad mood, just try telling ourselves that we were happy. So one day I set out for a crystal party, in an awful mood, I was running late, my hose had run, it was really hot and I kept banging the heavy box of crystal into my calf. So as I marched along I kept muttering between clenched teeth " I'm happy, I'm oh so happy, I'm happy, I'm oh so happy. " Finally I had to start laughing because it was all so absured! I wasn't happy! It did put me in a better mood, so I know what you are trying to do, but I am not sure trying to overcome physical pain like was describing is the easiest thing to try, at least not as a first exercise in this. I'm not trying to put you or your methods down because I think they do have a lot of merit, I just didn't want someone to either feel like we weren't hearing what they were saying or feeling discouraged if their first try to rethink the way they think of things did work out very well. Darcy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2001 Report Share Posted May 21, 2001 abraxis3@... I understand, Darcy, and I remember saying that it couldn't work. I only have my own experiences to go on. The doctor told me that I need new knees, but that I'm too youg, so I'm familiar with what you're talking about. Let's just say, that I've had my own experiences, and even tho' I didn't believe it was possible, it worked. If it had been up to me to believe it, well I'd never have tried. My favorite new saying now is not " seeing is believing " , but, " believing is seeing " . Take care and have a great day, okay? LOL Sue --- " Stockstill, Darcy " wrote: > Hi , > > Let's try and experiments, okay? > Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to > 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? > A month from now, let me know!!! > LOL > Sue > > Hi Sue > > I understand what you are trying to do, but no > amount of telling myself > " driving is fun " would have worked with my knee and > the clutch. Every time > I tried driving a stick shift, my knee would swell > and ache, I never tried > to make it harder for myself by telling myself how > awful driving with a > clutch was, but telling myself " driving is fun " > wouldn't have changed > anything either. My solution was to stop driving > stick shifts unless I > absolutely have to. My knee is much happier for it. > > > I did work part time as Princess House crystal > counsultant while in the > Navy. The one higher up lady had told us that if we > were ever in a bad > mood, just try telling ourselves that we were happy. > So one day I set out > for a crystal party, in an awful mood, I was running > late, my hose had run, > it was really hot and I kept banging the heavy box > of crystal into my calf. > So as I marched along I kept muttering between > clenched teeth " I'm happy, > I'm oh so happy, I'm happy, I'm oh so happy. " > Finally I had to start > laughing because it was all so absured! I wasn't > happy! It did put me in a > better mood, so I know what you are trying to do, > but I am not sure trying > to overcome physical pain like was describing > is the easiest thing to > try, at least not as a first exercise in this. > > I'm not trying to put you or your methods down > because I think they do have > a lot of merit, I just didn't want someone to either > feel like we weren't > hearing what they were saying or feeling discouraged > if their first try to > rethink the way they think of things did work out > very well. > > Darcy > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2001 Report Share Posted May 21, 2001 abraxis3@... I understand, Darcy, and I remember saying that it couldn't work. I only have my own experiences to go on. The doctor told me that I need new knees, but that I'm too youg, so I'm familiar with what you're talking about. Let's just say, that I've had my own experiences, and even tho' I didn't believe it was possible, it worked. If it had been up to me to believe it, well I'd never have tried. My favorite new saying now is not " seeing is believing " , but, " believing is seeing " . Take care and have a great day, okay? LOL Sue --- " Stockstill, Darcy " wrote: > Hi , > > Let's try and experiments, okay? > Let's change that thought that 'driving is hard', to > 'driving is fun', and see what happens, okay? > A month from now, let me know!!! > LOL > Sue > > Hi Sue > > I understand what you are trying to do, but no > amount of telling myself > " driving is fun " would have worked with my knee and > the clutch. Every time > I tried driving a stick shift, my knee would swell > and ache, I never tried > to make it harder for myself by telling myself how > awful driving with a > clutch was, but telling myself " driving is fun " > wouldn't have changed > anything either. My solution was to stop driving > stick shifts unless I > absolutely have to. My knee is much happier for it. > > > I did work part time as Princess House crystal > counsultant while in the > Navy. The one higher up lady had told us that if we > were ever in a bad > mood, just try telling ourselves that we were happy. > So one day I set out > for a crystal party, in an awful mood, I was running > late, my hose had run, > it was really hot and I kept banging the heavy box > of crystal into my calf. > So as I marched along I kept muttering between > clenched teeth " I'm happy, > I'm oh so happy, I'm happy, I'm oh so happy. " > Finally I had to start > laughing because it was all so absured! I wasn't > happy! It did put me in a > better mood, so I know what you are trying to do, > but I am not sure trying > to overcome physical pain like was describing > is the easiest thing to > try, at least not as a first exercise in this. > > I'm not trying to put you or your methods down > because I think they do have > a lot of merit, I just didn't want someone to either > feel like we weren't > hearing what they were saying or feeling discouraged > if their first try to > rethink the way they think of things did work out > very well. > > Darcy > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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