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I would never knock coffee. Ever.

Yeah, seriously though. ^_^

Mmmm sweet tea. :wub:

HAHA! I think I might need sedatives instead -- you all might get me hyped up. :P

OMG! Those people are completely unphased by a lit, screaming, speeding bus. It's unreal. I mean, fine, they're NYer's and all, but geez! At least have the courtesy to duck out of the way when I'm on my way to an emergency.

Sick and twisted, sounds and feels like home. B)

LOL now there's a cheery thought. :P

No, but I became horribly dependent. They did make me feel nauseated half the time. Soma and Vicodin somehow managed to zap the life out of me. Despite the fact it would ease my pain, I felt like a shell.

I wouldn't take Vicodin again if you paid me. I'd have to be near death with pain to even consider it.

Ah, yes. That's always a good lifting technique. :lol: But it works better when yer purdy (so it didn't always work for me). :P ;)

Oh god. :sad: Here's wishing you a speedy recovery. They kept switching up medicine on me, too. I was surprised I didn't crap a pharmacy! I really loved physical therapy though -- it was administered by this big Russian guy. Just take it easy and don't overdo it, and if something hurts...

My anxiety has lightened recently, but I suspect that once I start certification for NJ it'll come back. The most stressful thing about working as an EMT in Manhattan was the DRIVING lol! Anyway, I'm hoping that won't be the case, or that if it does that all the exercise and sports activities...

^_^ It's incredibly refreshing to hear another EMT say this, and I totally agree -- it is our job to care for unhealthy people, not become them (if it can be helped, of course). I'm so used to people in EMS taking little or no care of themselves so that they end up getting burned out, injured...

Oh man, it's the worst when men (or ANYONE you care about for that matter) are stubborn about things like this. I tend to be a bit stubborn myself about it, but when the pain starts twinging, I listen lol. I suffer from panic attacks and depression, too. But since I started working out...

Usually when the pain begins to effect my legs I just take it easy. It's not often, just when the weather's very bad and I over-exert myself. I hope I don't have to do anything drastic once I return to work though. :sad:

I'm familiar with a few sites you've listed. I'm just more curious to know if anyone suffers from the same ailment and works full time. Stretches are a life saver half the time. As I stated before, I find that the more I exercise the better I feel. Thanks so much for the info, and for saying...

ANY feedback would be helpful lol.

Ha, seriously.

Kids. What a trip.

I've returned to exercising regularly after taking a short break from it to enjoy the first 50 lbs. I lost. While vanity does play a small role in my weight loss, I also want to be sure that my spinal cord has all the protection it needs, i.e. strong muscle supporting my back. The way I see...