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  1. wiseowl

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    Thanks YD and Helen Consider It done [​IMG] But I am not sure how long the Custard will keep :D
     
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    Hi Paula. Nice to see you posting again. Over the cold I hope. How's the collar-bone? :D
     
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    I regret to say the clip wasn't created by me. I can do animations but doing one as good as that is beyond me :(
     
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    Modest as Well ;)
     
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    Yoghourt WOO. Yoghourt. BOO-HOO. That's poetic.
     
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    know i'm slow on here, but....
    well done woo. glad to hear you're getting better. do you know about hod?? on here. obviously you will. but i want to ask, is it gardening that gives 'one' a bad back or a bad back is helped by gardening?
    am not making light of all of members ailments, honestly, but just think of all the people with back pain that don't have anything to 'work' for. blimey. how horrible to have to go through the pain without nothing at the end. know what i mean? if you had to put up with that just to go to work in an office & then came home. or just sat at home with the tv. i'm not talking about scroungers, genuinely pained. What!!
    Well done helen & everyone else on here that keeps going.
    keep us all up to date please.
    cheers
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    Hi Sandra,No not personally .Everyone's back problems have different causes and Diagnoses,My own back problems are caused by lifting to much at one time,Nothing to do with my greatest love Gardening.For me It is mentally and physically stimulating and does nothing but good.In my case
    my spine tends to bend slightly over a period of time and that's when my back muscles go in to Spasms which causes the pain but they are only doing their job in tightening up and Protecting my spine.I visit my Ostio-sports physio(�£40 a visit 3 visits) and he straightens me up and off I go again.(But lets Not forget the 3 weeks of absolute Agony when I cannot hardly walk)about every 6 months
    :D [​IMG]
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    Brilliant WOO, all done (untill next year) [​IMG] ..as we know a gardens never finished :D
     
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    Excellent Woo, [​IMG] [​IMG] I know I couldn't have done it, I know severe back pain too, coupled with three previous hernias and now my fourth has appeared, what you have done would be beyond me.
     
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    Brilliant work woo [​IMG] [​IMG]

    Look after your back. My physio told me I could keep on gardening but not to overdo it. It's good advice and seems to be working.

    Keep up the good work but take a little more time to admire it - with a drink in your hand. :D [​IMG]
     
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    Woo,

    I echo about your back, i have 6 months of physio for my little mishap and would hate to see you hindered for too long. You've done a great job there [​IMG] :D
     
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    woo excellent now you can sit back and admire it with a few of these [​IMG] [​IMG] well done [​IMG]
     
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    Thank you Friends for all your lovely comments,they really are appreciated . [​IMG]
     
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    Trellis built Project Complete. [​IMG]
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    Fabulous! What will you do now? You'll have to move house [​IMG]
     
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