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I’m trying to get into a vertical position to write some blog posts. The back is killing me, despite a therapeutic deep tissue massage I got last night. The muscle spasms usually take about 4-5 days to release, then I’m mobile but sore for a few days…
I can still picture that eagle putt I had when my back went out. Was I going to make it and go to -3 or 2-putt to go -2? Argh..
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May 17th, 2007 at 10:48 am
I feel your pain man. Nothing worse than the discs. The first time it happend to me in 1998 and I had to lay down in a rainy puddle in front of a bunch of Boston College girls. Not very cool. Not cool at all. When the spasams start you just start thinking about how you can get to the ground.
May 18th, 2007 at 9:20 am
Tell me more about the Boston College girls…