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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

Warpy

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3. Well, the right sort of exercise does benefit fibro

Reply to hedgehog (Original post)

Tue Feb 11, 2014, 07:36 PM

Feb 2014

and that is Yoga or Pilates, both of which concentrate on stretching and flexibility.

At least Auntie didn't tell her Jebus would heal her if she just believed enough.

All of them work on fibro as long as we take the right drugs first.

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Soooooooo........my daughter has had a tough time with her college work due to untreated [View all] hedgehog Feb 2014 OP

Did her aunt sit and politely listen while your daughter told her how wrong she is? dballance Feb 2014 #1

I wasn't there - which is probably a good thing. hedgehog Feb 2014 #5

ugh. mopinko Feb 2014 #2

Well, the right sort of exercise does benefit fibro Warpy Feb 2014 #3

Kid took a fitness class at school last semester - hedgehog Feb 2014 #4

Thank you all for being there so I can vent! hedgehog Feb 2014 #6

Seriously? Exercise more? 2theleft Feb 2014 #7

My first thought was she should exercise by throwing a ball at her aunt's head. Maraya1969 Feb 2014 #8