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5.01.2007
Oh, My Aching Back
So I finish going over the plea papers with an inmate at the courthouse this morning. After having done a stellar job of explaining what those 15 pages meant, I stood up. At that point, I felt like I had been shot in the back with a lawn dart. I couldn't move. I grabbed a pillar for support. Man, my back hurt and I didn't know why.
But the inmate saw what was happening. "You OK, man?" "You, OK?". He even reached up to grab me in the event I tumbled over like an old man.
The irony did strike me, however. The inmate had just signed up to do 4 years in the pen for a couple of burglaries. And he was concerned about me.
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a tear is running down my cheek. very touching. bet he wasn't concerened about the people he was stealing from.
a thief is a lowly thing. what kind of a low bred would steal ?
Is that supposed to be something like that joke about why lawyers can swim with sharks. Mutual respect.
Sorry Barry, I couldn't resist that.
It's because your old.
Barry, we have some good chiropractors in the county......
Icy hot and heating pads work too.
:-)
Funny thing is I've always heard it's the lawyers doing all the back stabbings.
Hey what tha! I was standing there with you and I just noticed my wallet with my Banjo string money is missing.
He was just reaching for your wallet!
You shouldn't have played that game of naked twister last night. It caused your back to go out of whack!
He is also going to have back pain, but his will be in that 1 little spot !
Sounds like you may have had a kidney stone building up and it decided to move a bit. No pain is so sudden or intense. Hopefully you will go for professional diagnosis and a recovery that will not keep you away from the BLOG.
I think I would be careful WHICH chiropractor I visited!
Like 1:43 said...otherwise YOU may be hurting in that "one little spot" that 1:05 was referencing.
I'm not sure which chiropractor you guys are talking about - the one recently that made the news or the one that didn't make the news that has used his "healing hands" on lots of "ladies" in Wise County.
It is Hell getting old.
All that ambulance chasing catching up with you?
I would agree with 1:11. Go see if you have a kidney stone.
Man, don't get your back whacked by a quack - it's only the weather - hot, cold, humid - aches are the telling signs of an aging body. If you do go to some doctor, be ready to sue them for malpractice, because they will only make you worse than you already are. But, I am sure you already know that.
Barry do you need the name of a good personal injury lawyer?
Good personal injury lawyer. Isn't that an oxymoron, you moron?
"Run Barry, Run". 7 years of running away from the "group" will always make you feel better @ the end, you know, "Run" it all works with your pain.
To Barry...
Ahem! My friend, I have mentioned to you in the past...Give up running for something LESS torturous to your aging joints and bones. Cycling provides the SAME rush as does jogging WITHOUT the bone searing aches and pains.
Why does someone always post about ambulance chasing when it is never relevant to the topic? Just wondering.....
my vote is that you have a kidney stone! When they attack..... mmm...dang...they A T T A C K!!
good luck!
I do know a good chiropractor if you want to try that route. Not all chiros are bad. I have been helped by my chiropractor and I know many folks who can say the same. Did you ever get L4/L5 checked out?
What is this "rush" that everyone speaks of from running. Why do I never get this euphoric feeling that everyone else that runs or exercises claims to get. I keep in good shape and work-out 3-4 days a week but all I get out of a work out is pain and anguish!
Kidney stones often do not cause any symptoms. Usually, the first symptom of a kidney stone is extreme pain, which occurs when a stone acutely blocks the flow of urine. The pain often begins suddenly when a stone moves in the urinary tract, causing irritation or blockage. Typically, a person feels a sharp, cramping pain in the back and side in the area of the kidney or in the lower abdomen. Sometimes nausea and vomiting occur. Later, pain may spread to the groin.
To anonyNOTHING 10:26...
The body produces a RUSH of endorphins that flood your system immediately after you push yourself past the "I WANT to die" stage of exercising. If you stop at the "I AM going to die" stage you will NOT get THE RUSH.
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mzchief...this is 10:26...I played four years of college football, and competed in track one year in college. I am a 6'3 inch 230lb clump of muscle who has been pushed to the limits by myself and/or coaches much of my adult life and have never experienced this endorphine laced high that you speak of. My body chemistry is just different than that of other athletes or fitness junkies.
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