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Old 02-02-2007, 09:32 PM #18
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In His Hands - PT has always done me more harm than good.
They always flare me something awful

I do what stretching I can at home and like LM Juniour said I work within my limitations without hurting myself, while at the same time doing something -if that makes any sense .

Thanks for all the sugestions and care

Jasmine
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