Was hoping Mir could have provided some of that.how many times have we seen AG enter a game with UConn playing poorly and make a steal, a block or an offensive rebound and basket totally changing the momentum in UConn's favor..........the more games I watch, the more I realize how much UConn misses Aubrey Griffin..............
me too but she simply didn't have AG's aggressiveness on the defensive end or her fast break skills.........
So you are advocating Scotch for Aubrey back issues? Single malt or double malt?
I can remember driving my mower on a slope that was decidedly too steep for it and leaning into the slope to kind of become a human Outrigger. I knew it was a decidedly bad idea at the time, but what the heck grass has got to get mowed right? I was fortunate not to be in the same situation as you. It was close a few times.Not sure how I slipped a disk, just was in a world of pain. I ruptured a disk when I bent over to pick up the laundry basket. Had to wait a month for the surgery. Both of these happened within a year of each other. I broke my back when my zero turn lawn mower flipped over on top of me when I ignored almost every warning sticker on the machine.
Had a similar experience. I removed that mattress warning tag and later that night wet the bed!Not sure how I slipped a disk, just was in a world of pain. I ruptured a disk when I bent over to pick up the laundry basket. Had to wait a month for the surgery. Both of these happened within a year of each other. I broke my back when my zero turn lawn mower flipped over on top of me when I ignored almost every warning sticker on the machine.
You are describing what happened to me...I was going up and down the steep slope. The front wheels actually left the ground a little on the trip up the slope right before my last trip trying to go back up. Didn't help that I didn't see the small drainage ditch I was crossing at the same moment.
It happens. For me in order to avoid the wheelie phenomena, I drove across the slope, but leaning up in into it. It was dumb. I felt like I could manage it, but you always can until you can’t.You are describing what happened to me...I was going up and down the steep slope. The front wheels actually left the ground a little on the trip up the slope right before my last trip trying to go back up. Didn't help that I didn't see the small drainage ditch I was crossing at the same moment.
Jeez, after reviewing my posts, it sure sounds like I am a dumb sh...
I have several friends who were back pain sufferers and were "cured" by reading Sarno's book after listening to Stern..........my cousin who was quite the skeptic called Sarno to discuss his ongoing back issues....,.....after asking like 50 questions Sarno said my cousin was so suspicious/negative that it would never work for him.......... 30 years later my cousin just had another pain killing shot in his back to no prevail while these guys are still perfectly fine
Exactly! And to Linart's observation of Aubrey moving stiffly during a huddle with the anxiety look on her face mirrored my own experience.
I have no idea what AG's back problem stems from, but Sarno's concepts are proven to work and involve zero medical treatments, simply a change in mind set...............it couldn't hurt to consider it for anybody who has back issues before going the more serious medical route involving injections and or surgery......
i think aubrey perhaps should consult Dr. Maryjane.
Husky Nan, no-one is being a pretend doctor. I for one am relating a personal experience which appears on the surface to be similar with Aubrey's. Given that her medical team has per Geno been unable to come up with solutions, what's the issue with offering a constructive suggestion? As for her facial expression, yes, and when combined with moving stiffly, it is very similar to my own experience. I'm for Aubrey getting better asap. What is the issue with offering a constructive suggestion not based on speculation but on real life experience?
If your cured after 7 days it probably wasn’t the common cold treatment or not
I could be mistaken and haven't stayed at a Holiday Inn Express recently, but every back doctor that I have met with only prescribed injections or surgery when there was a medical issue, not as a last resort or a book didn't to the job. But maybe I should have read the book while I was laying along my driveway with a broken back waiting for my wife to get home and call an ambulance. Maybe the Audible version.
