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Post by andym on Oct 11, 2005 13:20:20 GMT
Roads out...?
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Post by AngelaG on Oct 11, 2005 13:29:30 GMT
Andy, Random is from Yorkshire, which is (just) part of the UK  If I went to the doctor for every niggling pain I pick up I would have been struck off years ago. Don't worry though, I am sensible enough to know when advice from a forum isn't enough, and go and book my appointment. As it is, my shoulder is already a LOT better, whether it was the TENS or just natural healing I'm not sure, but it has saved my taking up a time slot in my already over subscribed GP surgery. I've said this before elsewhere, but it's worth saying again. A lot of those little niggly injuries that you think have gone away can come back to haunt you many years later, as I know to my cost (both elbows, both shoulders a knee a hip and spine). Something I, in my non-medical advisory capacity, would reccomend is Omega3 and Glucosamine Sulphate. Lube up those joints and keep em lubed while you are in the most active phase of your life You can thank me in 20 years time, just address all cards to; Bed 7 Glasgow Hospital for the self abused cripple. I'm allergic to Glucosamine Sulphate  |
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Post by miffersy on Oct 11, 2005 14:35:04 GMT
Best bit for what?[/quote]
Best bit for lots but especially Yorkshire Pud, Nah tha cant argue wi that.
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Post by Andy on Oct 11, 2005 21:56:02 GMT
I'm allergic to Glucosamine Sulphate Then it's Cod Liver Oil for you me lass. Say Aaaaaaah! ;D |
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Post by Andy on Oct 11, 2005 21:57:51 GMT
Best bit for lots but especially Yorkshire Pud, Nah tha cant argue wi that.[/quote] Me Gramma was fae Halifax, so I know what a good Sunday dinner tastes like. ;D Probably where my heart trouble started though. :  |
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Post by Aefibird on Oct 11, 2005 22:29:27 GMT
Hey, Excuse me it's the best bit of the U.K. ask Rachael she will back me up. Best bit for what? Martial artists of course! |
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Post by Andy on Oct 11, 2005 23:48:11 GMT
Martial artists of course! LOL, well in me travels as it were... Yorkshire is apparently the 'swinging' centre for the UK. It's certainly got a high concentration of musicians and other creative people. MAwise, I've met Pat O Malley and Mike Flanagan in the area, who are both good guys. You also have some beautiful countryside too. Kind of a Blackpool version of Scotland.  |
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Post by Aefibird on Oct 12, 2005 15:33:56 GMT
Kind of a Blackpool version of Scotland. Humph! |
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Post by Andy on Oct 16, 2005 0:12:42 GMT
Kind of a Blackpool version of Scotland. Humph! No offence intended. I love Yorkshire, but for me, it's beauty is kind of consistent. I could never tire of driving from Glasgow to Inverness, as it's beautiful all year round, and each time you do the drive, it's different. If you need added incentive, there's a coach tour you can do called 'The Whisky Trail', which takes you up there via various Whisky distillieries, in which you can sample the product. Makes the view even better. You get dumped off back in glasgow, somewhat the worse for wear. |
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Post by Mr. Precision on Oct 16, 2005 14:37:55 GMT
Hmmm I've heard good things about these. Might well be worth a try, could also be effective on my recurring lower back problems. Ooh, yes! Brilliant! worked a treat for me. |
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