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Politicians and pundits regularly decry the increasingly divisive nature of American politics. From the Tea Parties to Occupy Wall Street, Americans are not happy with their government, and they are making their displeasure known. But what is causing this divide? And what is the solution? Click on the book cover above to find out.
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7 comments:
Sounds painful. Hope you get to feeling better! I look forward to reading all your posts.
I am very glad to hear that you have improved. I wish you well.
One of the 20 most important books in my life is:
Pete Egosccue, Pain Free
At one point I was so crippled with pain and disability that I was shopping (online) for a wheelchair. Now I walk about six miles per day, pain free.
http://anti-itisdiet.blogspot.com/2007/10/addendum-posture-correction-therapy.html
Thanks Sean and Burgess. I am much better today.
Thanks for the book tip Burgess.
Here’s hoping that pain goes away quickly and I also hope that all the computer work is not a contributing factor.
Glad to hear from the last coment that you are improving.
Thanks Steve,
I am starting to think that it might have been caused by a minor auto accident I was in. Ten days passed before I had any problems, so I'm not sure. Regardless, I am much, much better.
Oh no! I'm very sorry to hear that you've been afflicted with back pain, Brian. I was so looking forward to a whole pile of posts to read too. Oh well - GET BETTER SOON.
What are you doing for this? Are you looking into an ergonomic chair for your desk? Or getting an assessment to ensure your set-up is more ergonomically sound?
I hope you're back to 100% soon. I look forward to your resumption of regular posting when you feel up to it.
Thanks Amai,
Each day is bringing improvement. I lost a lot of time and I'm scrambling to catch up, but regular posting should resume next week.
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