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Old 09-23-2006, 05:42 PM #5
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I swim for exercise and find I'm more wobbly immediately afterwards. Yesterday I swam a 1/2 mile and when I got out of the pool I was so wobbly I staggered, fell and smashed my head on a tile wall. Ouch. Boy is my head bruised. I am going tomorrow but will get out of the pool via the steps and go directly to the chair behind it for a few minutes to regain balance a bit.

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