The hidden drawbacks...

[realtsunamigirl]

I am notoriously loose-jointed. Generally this is a good thing. Flexibility is easy to gain and maintain for me; even if I've been out of shape for a while I can get back to bending like a pretzel in no time

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[tabaqui]

Awwwww!
That sucks.
*pet pet pet pet pet pet pet*

Hope it doesn't pain you too much.

*your codes a bit fuxored*

[realtsunamigirl]

Thanks for the pets and the sympathy. I'm much better for both some sleep and the chance to whine a little.

I feel a little bit guilty; in going back through my journal I realise that there are times when I don't post for ages and then tune in only to bitch about some health issue. Sorry folks:-P

Code is fixed, thanks for the heads up. I had a bit of a case of the centipede's dilemma last night; I thought too carefully about something that I've done a million times and tripped over my metaphorical hundred feet:-D

[tabaqui]

Aw, well, what's lj for but to whinge a bit? I don't mind. I'm just happy to see you stick your head up and wave every now and again.
:)

[graene]

Go ask your doctor about Ehlers-Danlos, I was just diagnosed with Type 3 based in large part on my history of frequent subluxations of, oh, pretty much every joint in my body.

[sigivald]

Unattractive? Disbelieve.