Start practicing the shoulder thing! It doesn't work if two people are going for the ball (let them have it, your brain's worth more!) but if you're just defending a long ball you can send it back from whence it came. Shoulders are pretty dense!
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Start practicing the shoulder thing! It doesn't work if two people are going for the ball (let them have it, your brain's worth more!) but if you're just defending a long ball you can send it back from whence it came. Shoulders are pretty dense!
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*I started heading soccer balls at the age of 10. But I had started playing soccer when I was just a tike. The only way the boys would let me play soccer was because I spent my allowance on a leather soccer ball and it was the smoothest and faster game pace then. But the deal was they had to let me play.
*I have had 4 serious soccer related concussions, one including a collision with the soccer goal post as I headed the ball in the net to win the entire tournament. It was worth it at the time, but now I think about it, I cringe and feel the impact of me hitting the pole.
*I have had 2 serious concussions from the impact I sustained from both my parents hitting me with brute force. You'll have to read my book for more details...too heavy for my liking.
*I have been hit in head enough times and headed enough soccer balls that my husband and I assumed that is what is causing this disease. We are convinced this is the reason. I suggested that I be referred to a Sports Neuro Specialist but the doctors said no.
*My medical team agrees with my reasoning. My neuro doctors NOT. I don't know why they can't just agree with everyone else and move on. But nope, they said there would have been earlier signs of post-concussive symptoms right after the hits I took. But my medical team thinks, that my soccer and abused past is directly the cause and that everyones brains are different and will develop neuro diseases at different times. So we can't rule out my soccer and youth past because I WAS FEARLESS and took the hits as they came.
*Very wise for you to point out.
ITS, the leagues around here generally ban kids from using their heads to head the ball. I think of when I played as a kid and how I never developed the skill well, because I was intimidated by hard knocks to the head. Now when I play as an adult I definitely shy away from competition for headers.
G2HM was quite the opposite from what she's told me about how she plays - a savage competing for headers!So she definitely would have had more knocks to the head from soccer than the average non athlete might.
G2HM, I decided health be damned, I was going to try playing again this winter! I start next month.
*I played centre midfield, it was my job to get those headers to my forwards. Also, I would get pulled from my age group and play with the older women in tournaments and league. Some women would just tower over me. So I would get a running start and jump on their thigh and push off from there to get the header before the tall girl did. I loooved heading the ball and going into group collisions back then was so much fun.
*Okay one more header story. I went into a group collision for a header and I went in with such force that someone headed my ear and got my earings stuck into my side of my head. The medic team just put a headband of tape around my ear so I didn't have to leave the field in this important game. So yah, I've convinced this is sports related...SOCCER RULES
*I don't say the "J" word much, but I am jealous you are playing soccer...hahahahaha. j/k my heart is with you my friend.
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*I would never head another soccer ball in my life...but it would be impossible to stop in the flow of the game. I think I would let it hit me in the chest, ouch, before I would head another soccer ball. But yah, using the shoulder is great as long as you don't direct it enough to be considered a hand ball. I'm sure it was just end up hitting me the face which hurts the most. yikes.
Thanks for dropping by FN
DobeWan
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I wasn't sure whether to bring it up G2HM, I didn't want you to feel like I was rubbing your face in it since I know how much you love the game. I stopped playing a couple of years ago because I was sick all the time, but I feel like I found the 420mag of leagues. The commish told me they'd be happier to have me join and have to skip a bunch of games than to have me not come out with them. Good bunch of guys.
Your earring story is crazy! Imagine how intimidated the opposing women must have felt when they saw you come back in after that!
Center mid is such an awesome position. I played it in my youth but can't keep up with the physical demands now. I play fullback now instead. I can still range forward from time to time but if I stay back to defend and then don't join the counter, no one gets too bent out of shape! Plus I seem to be better at tackling than at footwork as an adult. I was never Diego Maradona but I feel like I was a bit craftier in my youth!
Your earring story is crazy! Imagine how intimidated the opposing women must have felt when they saw you come back in after that!
Center mid is such an awesome position. I played it in my youth but can't keep up with the physical demands now. I play fullback now instead. I can still range forward from time to time but if I stay back to defend and then don't join the counter, no one gets too bent out of shape! Plus I seem to be better at tackling than at footwork as an adult. I was never Diego Maradona but I feel like I was a bit craftier in my youth!
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*no no it's ALL good. In fact, it's good you are tapping into a memory source that is very alive for me. Being able to recall details like they were yesterday is the best brain game I could ever play. I'm proud you're taking up footy. I want to hear all about it if you can.
*I'm not sure if I intimidated anyone, hmmm, I hope so...HAHAHAHAHAHA true sports woman there.
*BTW, I forgot to respond to a lovely comment you made before...Thank you and yes, I do know how to find you.
We tight. 
How delightful to find the air full of the joys of sports participation. 
I never competed anywhere, I don't think I have it in me to compete, but I raised a natural athlete, and I was his head cheerleader. Lol!
I can see the value in a beginning scan, and possibly every so many years, but to require one every year is monstrous IMO. The contrast dyes used on my husband when they were preparing for a fistula for dialysis were what eventually destroyed his kidney function. There's so much wrong with conventional medicine, and doctors with God complexes are possibly the worst frustration.
It can be uncomfortable to buck the system, but you have patient rights, and you can always buy more time while you await the inspirational thought on what to do next. I've learned to expect the impossible to occur. I have great faith and expectation.
When I read that first report I realized that I envision your healing brain like a vibrant, happy construction zone, manned by the best and brightest the System has to offer, producing healthy neurons and clearing out the plaque. I honestly don't see deterioration in that vision at all.
Your clones are coming along beautifully. No deficiencies.
Don't you love the learning curve around here?
I never competed anywhere, I don't think I have it in me to compete, but I raised a natural athlete, and I was his head cheerleader. Lol! I can see the value in a beginning scan, and possibly every so many years, but to require one every year is monstrous IMO. The contrast dyes used on my husband when they were preparing for a fistula for dialysis were what eventually destroyed his kidney function. There's so much wrong with conventional medicine, and doctors with God complexes are possibly the worst frustration.
It can be uncomfortable to buck the system, but you have patient rights, and you can always buy more time while you await the inspirational thought on what to do next. I've learned to expect the impossible to occur. I have great faith and expectation.
When I read that first report I realized that I envision your healing brain like a vibrant, happy construction zone, manned by the best and brightest the System has to offer, producing healthy neurons and clearing out the plaque. I honestly don't see deterioration in that vision at all.
Your clones are coming along beautifully. No deficiencies.
Don't you love the learning curve around here?
Wow for someone with such brian issues it's pretty darn smart to me and I only hope you find the right miracle medicine to help ease your pain . Life is funny grow 2 heal me .
Tough situation your in about doctors as well I hope it all pans out in the long run I'll say a little pray for you tonight wishing the lord help guide you and carry you.
Keep being you and wow still have lots of learning to do about alz .
I think that is why I can relate to you in a way as well the fact that we are growing to heal ourselves ..
Much love grow..
Tough situation your in about doctors as well I hope it all pans out in the long run I'll say a little pray for you tonight wishing the lord help guide you and carry you.
Keep being you and wow still have lots of learning to do about alz .
I think that is why I can relate to you in a way as well the fact that we are growing to heal ourselves ..
Much love grow..
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How delightful to find the air full of the joys of sports participation.
I can see the value in a beginning scan, and possibly every so many years, but to require one every year is monstrous IMO. The contrast dyes used on my husband when they were preparing for a fistula for dialysis were what eventually destroyed his kidney function. There's so much wrong with conventional medicine, and doctors with God complexes are possibly the worst frustration.
It can be uncomfortable to buck the system, but you have patient rights, and you can always buy more time while you await the inspirational thought on what to do next. I've learned to expect the impossible to occur. I have great faith and expectation.
When I read that first report I realized that I envision your healing brain like a vibrant, happy construction zone, manned by the best and brightest the System has to offer, producing healthy neurons and clearing out the plaque. I honestly don't see deterioration in that vision at all.
Your clones are coming along beautifully. No deficiencies.
*Hey join in on the scrimmage SweetSue, lemme pass the ball to you. Here you go...nice one touch pass to yah.
*You're bang on about the dye harshness, sorry it impacted your man like that. I just knew in my heart it doesn't feel right. I'm writing out my experiences with the doctors in my book to the point that I have made funny character names of their real names. And only the medical team and the doctors are really going to know who it is, and how I feel about them. The best thing I can do is keep following my instinct, doctor or not. Thanks for relating to me.
*EDIT: Doctors names in my book - Dr. FootInMouth & Dr. Lame - HAHAHAHAHA
*Yah so I've asked to formally change doctors. And if I know the system, it should take another 6 months to see a new specialist. So I think I have bought me some time. Plus I have also asked specifically for female doctor so that hopefully should add time to that as well. Anything I can do to stall the scan. Thanks for the boost of confidence.
*Ironic you wrote out that specific vision. I had tons of brain/ALZ disease brain images but none of them felt right. Then I saw this easy to read and very bright, healthy looking image of what I was trying to illustrate. I decided, that's how I want my brain to look, full, abundant and colourful. So I chose that one because I want to focus on having a healthy brain not a diseased brain. Anything to give my brain the hyper focus positive results I crave and need. You are really great to remind me about visualizations.
*EDIT: Forgot to address clone...I'm liking the learning curve, you betcha. It's unbelievable.
*Always great to have you by SweetSue!
*Awwww shucks, Thanks KJ. That is awesome you are here, because we have so much in common. We can celebrate our differences while accomplishing the same goal. You are a man of resilience, you're most welcome here. Much love KJ
Thanks grow
Quick question how long can I keep this in freezer for have to buy some ingredients still
three bags cleaned hung to dry for 4 hrs trimmed and in freezer double bagged how long are they good am i in a rush? Thanks grow .
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I'm not 100% sure but based on my experience...I would say up to 4 weeks for primo bud. But I have kept trim in my freezer for over 3 months so I could mix strains for oil batches. Does that help?
EDIT: BTW, you are going to have tons of oil...you may have to open a refinery. hahahaha
EDIT: BTW, you are going to have tons of oil...you may have to open a refinery. hahahaha
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Hey KJ, I'm gonna head over to your thread and give you a timeline so you can get your ingredients. BTW, great photos.
Thanks grow. Appreciate all the help
Hiya G2HM and fellow brainiacs.....had a very communal day yesterday with 3 of my patients in making dry gel caps and gummies....all the gals are organic so we had brought healing foods for lunch and just had a great afternoon.....of girl power......G2HM, I did not know these people before I started growing....so they are a blessing....
My new year's resolution is to get on the oil for my alzthei.mers protocol....and I'm going to do it, for sure....you are definitely my inspiration...thank you from. the bottom of my heart....
So about your horse picture....who is that, how far away, tell me about this animal....can't wait to hear....how does it heal you....you don't have to tell me with horses of mine for 16 years, but I want to know from your perspective.....
My new year's resolution is to get on the oil for my alzthei.mers protocol....and I'm going to do it, for sure....you are definitely my inspiration...thank you from. the bottom of my heart....
So about your horse picture....who is that, how far away, tell me about this animal....can't wait to hear....how does it heal you....you don't have to tell me with horses of mine for 16 years, but I want to know from your perspective.....
My patient #1 has scoliosis (curvature of the spine)....she is a tremendous creative artist, an interior designer, and recovers furniture.....I have worked with her for going on 4 years....she can take a 100 year old wood frame of a furniture piece and turn it into a $5000 piece of art...amazing....going over tomorrow to help her out....very hard work, but very rewarding....she says my cannabis allows her to still be productive...how super cool is that.....?
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Hiya G2HM and fellow brainiacs.....had a very communal day yesterday with 3 of my patients in making dry gel caps and gummies....all the gals are organic so we had brought healing foods for lunch and just had a great afternoon.....of girl power......G2HM, I did not know these people before I started growing....so they are a blessing....
My new year's resolution is to get on the oil for my alzthei.mers protocol....and I'm going to do it, for sure....you are definitely my inspiration...thank you from. the bottom of my heart....
So about your horse picture....who is that, how far away, tell me about this animal....can't wait to hear....how does it heal you....you don't have to tell me with horses of mine for 16 years, but I want to know from your perspective.....
*May I think about your questions you've proposed over night? Also, I have to hit the hay I'm so tired...hahaha horse reference. I'm going to have to post my written protocol tomorrow. Please forgive my brain, it's shutting down, fogs rollin' in...
Will reply tomorrow. Gniiite *KJ if you have anymore questions I'll be online tomorrow.
sleep tight
ginganinja30
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I was the centre midfielder too, loved that position as I got to cover every blade of the grass.
I loved how physical you had to be in that position and I would be involved in quite a few collisions.
Nothing that the magic sponge wouldn't fix in an instant lol.
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Im more a hockey guy myself but I enjoy play off baseball specially when is Canadian teams have to go against terrible umpires and a correct league that doesn't want to see Toronto win.
This year we sucked hands down . But the year of the bay flip that was out game all along.
Meh rant over !
This year we sucked hands down . But the year of the bay flip that was out game all along.
Meh rant over !