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Advice...osteopathy.

 

If the first one doesn’t solve it go to another.

 

And as much as you might not want to hear it cos of endorphins etc.

it may be time to rethink all the recreational lifting.

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Advice...osteopathy.
 
If the first one doesn’t solve it go to another.
 
And as much as you might not want to hear it cos of endorphins etc.
it may be time to rethink all the recreational lifting.
Your probs right Mick j could do with a slightly lighter hobby
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yoga can help.

work less!

identify the tasks that are worse for your back and try and avoid them.

sorry to hear that as a bad back can turn a normal easy work day into a real slog.

hope you get it sorted.

 

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Been spending the week clearing out trees as the property had been left for a good number of years. IMG_1847.jpgIMG_1845.jpgIMG_1846.jpgIMG_1823.jpgIMG_1826.jpgIMG_1849.jpgIMG_1825.jpg

Client wanted some extra trees down so we agreed all the woodchip and timber can stay on site.

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On 06/12/2018 at 20:33, bigtreedon said:

 a bad back at the moment any words of wisdom from anyone ? 

In the short term - keep moving gently.  Bad backs seize up so you need to keep the muscles on the go a bit.  Sitting still, especially at a computer, is absolutely the worst for the back.

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Day 4 on a job, all going perfect til I came across this at the top of a T shaped Scots pine. No idea beforehand that this rotten cavity was there. Had to totally change my plan of lowering big lumps. Got there in the end but took way longer than planned. Still on time to finish the job though. IMG_20181213_113512.jpegIMG_20181213_101708.jpeg

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