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1. cc 12 April, 2010 | 7:40 am

   

   That’s terrific! Exercise is a very addictive habit once you get in the swing of things. No fun when the tibia and fibula decide to part ways and your knee becomes a biological lego set, and Chiropractors will tell you it’s alignment deal with the spine, meaning the back and knee are related. Developing a stronger core through exercise will eliminate those pains.

   Saw something interesting this morning among the volumes of RSS feeds regarding the hazards of clumping cat litter. You probably already knew about it, but I’m passing it along.
   http://www.thelighthouseonline.com/articles/clump.html

   Doing a quick search, I found a lot of instances where cats develop allergies and asthma. Makes me wonder if it could be a trigger for humans to a lesser degree.
2. Bash 12 April, 2010 | 5:54 pm

   

   Ah, thanks for the reminder. I’ve found a great massage therapist who uses orthopedic techniques. Now I need to find a good Chiro!

   Thanks for the link about litter. I’ll give it a look. My cats have longer fur and clumping litter clumps into their bloomers and is a disgusting mess that they would get all over the house. I stopped using clumping litter years ago, but still good to know.
3. cc 14 April, 2010 | 7:14 am

   

   There’s a lot of “crack ‘em and stack ‘em” Docs, so word of mouth is your best bet. The average life span of a Chiro is well into their 80′s, while the average male Physician lives to the ripe old age of 55, so they must be doing something right.

   My daughter is seriously considering jumping ship to be a Chiropractor, but she has until the end of the summer to make that decision, meaning she’ll change her mind four dozen times. I would have put a smiley at the end of the sentence, but between tuition and paying taxes, I think I’ll spend the rest of the day curled up in the fetal position.