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No. I don't want it, don't need it, not interested. Or are you going be the one to to pay the medical and rehab costs for my next back injury? Are you going
by twobyfour 9y ago
No.
I don't want it, don't need it, not interested.
Or are you going be the one to to pay the medical and rehab costs for my next back injury? Are you going to endure the excruciating pain and sleepless nights? Are you going to compensate me for the additional costs I'll bear for the rest of my life due to being unable to lift or carry as much or as far as I once could? Or for a year's worth of lost opportunities (professional and personal) due to being unable to remain upright for more than a few hours at a time? Or for the loss of activities that I once enjoyed?
You go ahead and do that for yourself, but don't pretend you know anything about my body or what risks I should or should not take with it.
- mdhen 9y agoYou are really aggressive
- lookACamel 9y agoYeah because he's tired of people suggesting that he try something that is clearly not in his interests.
- meesterdude 9y ago> but don't pretend you know anything about my body or what risks I should or should not take with it. Not at all what I was getting at. You've clearly had a bad experience and are averse to further attempts. I get that. And it only adds to my own hesitations surrounding it. If you thought I was trying to dictate what you should do - i misspoke. What was worthwhile to me, was that I don't need to just hop into a tub of ice to try it. I can take steps to ease my way into it. I can start with warmer water, expose less of my body, etc. I can work with baby steps. Whats kept me from trying it at all was the notion i needed to do it "all-in".