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Are Roller Coasters out of the question?
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One Love,
Stephanie
Good luck to you if you decide to ride
One Love,
Stephanie
You can ride a virtual roller coaster or two from the safety of your computer chair. I get my "thrill down the hill" with my icepack firmly secured to my back!
Have fun and let others enjoy the real ride. Virual reality is enough for my aching back!
Cheers!
Running?
Riding a horse?
Having a baby?
Is it true your disks are at risk when you fly?
Thanks,
Haylie
But good luck to those who can. I hear some ppl get back to skiing and stuff.
I wouldn't do it for anything.
One Love,
Stephanie
Just recently I told my 8 year old daughter that I would probably not be having any more babies since my back is screwy. She says to me "Mom, don't say that you are making me sad and I feel like I want to cry." I told her that I would most likely not be able to ride a coaster with her, and she did cry. Boo hoo like. It totally broke my heart, and it amused me a bit too. Not her heartache of course, but her reaction to those two things.
One Love,
Stephanie