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Feeling weak... by brybrarobry Posted Tue 27 Oct 2009 12:00am In non-typical fashion, I did my run this morning. Right from the beginning my legs were stiff and flat. I prefer not to run in the morning, my legs tend to be tight and I'd rather have an all day warm up to avoid injury. Before I hit the road, I put on two heart rate monitors, a Garmin and a Polar. I've been getting upset that my Garmin Read on »

Men's Urine Stream by Anthony R. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 19 Feb 2011 8:27pm Here's looking at how guys pee. No wonder we often are told to use the toilet properly. Source Read on »

weak and weak by Angie O. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 15 Mar 2009 4:28pm The last blog entry I wrote, I did so in a hurry and did not proof it, or 'do my REVISION stage' as Gavin calls it in his own writer's workshop. When did first graders learn about REVISION??? Anyway, as I re-read it, I had to laugh at my own haste and the following sentence: 'We have a suppository anti-nausea and I would like to try it, but Brian Read on »

Let it Flow, Let it Flow, Let it Flow! by Barbara U. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Sep 2008 3:06pm The undistinguished garden hose has been one of my favorite teaching props of late. I like to imagine that well-being flows freely through our bodies, like water... it. Or, (b) Health and well-being are flowing continuously through me and when I don't feel good, I immediately look for the resistance, alter my course, and allow well-being to flow Read on »

Let it Flow, Let it Flow, Let if Flow! by Greg Katz Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 19 Dec 2008 12:35pm The movie “The Holiday” is one of my most watched movies. It’s a cute story, but there are lines in the movie that I find charming and revealing about the characters. We... triggers that begin the flow of tears? Do you feel better or worse after you’ve cried? How will you honor each and every tear that falls? Will you allow yourself the safety Read on »

"Stop the Flow" - Making Your Movements Flow with Chi by Al S. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 17 Jun 2008 10:01am What often first attracts students to Tai Chi and Qigong are the graceful, flowing movements they see. But unfortunatley, most beginning students imitate this "flow" in ways that can hinder their Chi Development. Let's explore how to create flow that will enhance - rather than hinder - your in-depth awareness of Chi. The full article is available Read on »

Intergenerational Caring: When Caring Flows Up, Learnings Flow Down. by Dr. Mike Magee Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 10 May 2012 10:02pm Posted on | May 2, 2012 | This afternoon I’ll be flying to Seattle to deliver a keynote tomorrow to the American Academy of Home Care Physicians at The American Geriatrics Society Annual Meeting . One of my messages will be to “reconnect the American family”. By that I mean to encourage multigenerational mutual caring, lear ... Read on »

Steven Curtis Chapman ~ "Weak Days" by Clueless C. Health Maven

Posted Mon 29 Sep 2008 11:55pm . It took me a long time to figure out he was saying, "weak" instead of "week." Either way it is an uplifting and encouraging song to begin in which to begin the week especially if you are feeling weak. Enjoy!! Read on »

After anxiety attacks, can you be left with extreme weakness in your upper body, including neck and eyes? by David M. Patient Expert

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Posted Fri 25 Jun 2010 6:03pm After several anxiety attacks in a couple weeks, I have felt extremely weak and shaky, is this normal? yes, I usually feel weak, dizzy, and shaky after I have an anxiety attack the fact that you have had a lot lately is just making you feel even more weak and shaky because you are feeling this way, you will be less apt to try to prevent future Read on »

6September 7, 2010Weakness vs. Strength by Lana B. Facebook

Posted Tue 07 Sep 2010 12:00am ten year old often tells me he wants to be strong just like me when he grows up. To him, I am strong even I feel weak because I won’t show my children my weaknesses... point in our lives, see ourselves as weak and other times, as strong. Living with two chronic pain conditions means my strength is tested on a daily basis. I am not always strong Read on »