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Not a pain in the bum... and leg (part 2)

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Rubyrose | 10:25 Wed 08th Aug 2007 | Body & Soul
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Yaaay!

Today it is a million times better!

I went round my aunties and she showed me some stretches and excersises to help the leg. She said it is called a Piriformus or 'Balerina's butt'! She has the same problem and finds that a few stretches a day can help it.

I can still feel it slightly but it's not painful at all. She also said placing a golf ball under my leg, where the pain is, and sitting on that for a bit helps as it's the same method Chiroprators use by pushing their thumbs into the muscle.

Thanks to everyone who helped yesterday.

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The ultimate in Jekyll & Hyde, eh, Corrinne?
How do you go from bold

to normal in the same post? I can't make thst happen
mmmm I'm not sure let me try
MMM bit > tricky
<BU> I tried doing this<> but that doesn't seem to work :-(
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Oooh let me try... I am a pro now, <cb>after all...
I tried doing this<> but that doesn't seem to work :-(
try <n> again
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Oh bums!
and <> again
You need to put this in afterwards, JL...

:o)
what >b< about this??
hold let me try <a> this

Rr, bit of advice love, don't call yourself a pro, corrinne will crucify you
:oS It disappeared!

Here: < / B >
what? like JL... this?
Hold on here goes this:
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But Pro I am JL.... Look at me work it... ;o)
thanks whiskeysheri
I'm a pro <b/> too Ruby
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Ahem... *adapts Oliver Twist voice*

"Pip pip, cheerio, I'll be back soon" (Off to lunch).

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