never grow old

[auntbeast]

so. doctor's appointment yesterday to see about my back. here are the results

Comments

[mt_morphine]

That sucketh. What if you just danced really slowly in a small circle? Wearing your compression shorts, of course. Whatever those may be (sounds like support hose to me, old woman). Maybe you could work with the physiotherapist on a "dance" piece that was also therapeutic. Soldier on, Moldy Capers, soldier on.

[auntbeast]

and the thing is, i totally could, and it would totally rock. i would just say it was butoh.

apparently basketball players wear compression shorts under their other ugly gigantic shorts, so if they're support hose, then they're support hose for hip homies. i wonder if moldy capers could do a cross-over rap hit with some star forward?

[camargue]

::hugs tightly::

[auntbeast]

:)

[kelly_jones]

Sucketh indeed! I like MtMs idea about incorporating physio moves into choreography. And have no fear: on african dance boogie night, I you will be laughing too hard at my uncoordinated antics to hurt your back. Laughing's so good for the abs it will clearly cancel out back problems. That's how things work, right?
Seriously, though, take care of the SI joint thingamabob.

[auntbeast]

if we don't make it to african, can i still laugh at you? regardless of what you're doing?

[kelly_jones]

I respond well to being laughed with, and have a reasonable tolerance for being laughed at, but also tend to get a bit worried and scared if it goes on to long. (This is why I do not participate in sports.) That said, laughter may be inevitable, especially once we've had some beer.

[jillers]

I suggest you take this opportunity to come up with a brand new type of dance that is Good For You while at the same time doesn't cause any pain anywhere. When you're done you'll make an instruction video, sell it and become a millionaire. Easy!

*hugs* get better :)

[elycia]

Ugh. Back problems are a bitch. I hope the physiotherapy helps a lot. Doesn't it suck when they tell you not to do exactly what it is you HAVE to do?

Good luck, hon. I'll keep you in my thoughts.