In article >,
"Steve Freides" > wrote:

> > Gods. I wish I could press! It's great for the rotator cuffs.
> > It seriously hurts just to press my own weight out of a chair.
>
> OK, so try this: pull your shoulders down, using your lats, keep them
> there as you get out of that chair.

I should be able to do that by keeping my arms closer to my body. I'll
try it, thanks. The MRI showed bone spurs on both sides of the joint so
it's rather irritated most of the time. I can't see how I can fix that
on my own?

> >
> > Are you interested in Kinesiology tape? I'm fixin' to import some
> > from China for a good price and the Chiropractor I'm seeing (and the
> > PT's that work with him) have already checked it out and approved it.
> > It'll be far less expensive than the stuff coming in from Amsterdam.
> > I should have inventory by the end of June if you want to play with
> > it.
>
> I have no idea what "kinesiology tape" is.

Less expensive than the brand name Kinesio tape.

> >> Those are the highlights from here - this is a real email for me, so
> >> please feel free to continue the conversation that way.
> >>
> >> -S-
> >
> > That would be great. :-) Just understand tho', if you e-mail me, you
> > will find out that I am a girl if you don't already know that... This
> > e-mail is also real!
>
> I like men, but I love women - that's no problem at all.
>
> -S-
> http://www.kbnj.com

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It's been fun jerking his chain. Chas already knows...
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