Thanks, Chris :veryhappy: I definitely appreciate it (and I'm sure others are interested in seeing how the higher dosage works over a longer period of time) :bigok:im trying to work something..... , key word is "try"
Thanks, Chris :veryhappy: I definitely appreciate it (and I'm sure others are interested in seeing how the higher dosage works over a longer period of time) :bigok:im trying to work something..... , key word is "try"
I agree 100% Rosie!!!Thanks, Chris :veryhappy: I definitely appreciate it (and I'm sure others are interested in seeing how the higher dosage works over a longer period of time) :bigok:
I will do so! Although for my sake I will state I meant it with respect......Its a Southern thing i supposeI'm well aware of what stress can do - I said it doesn't really affect me or drag me down; big difference.
PS. There's only ONE "s" in Rosie. And never refer to me as "Mrs." Thanks.
I used to - until they made a new rule two weeks ago that we have to wear non-slip dress shoes. I wasn't about to go out and buy some shoes especially for a job I'm not going to be working much longer at, so decided to wear the boots I have - which unfortunately have 4-inch heels (chunky and not stilettos, thank God - THAT would have been more painful) :happysad:geezus, rosie-you need to wear tennis shoes to work.:aargh:
lol-at least they aren't steel toed.I used to - until they made a new rule two weeks ago that we have to wear non-slip dress shoes. I wasn't about to go out and buy some shoes especially for a job I'm not going to be working much longer at, so decided to wear the boots I have - which unfortunately have 4-inch heels (chunky and not stilettos, thank God - THAT would have been more painful) :happysad:
Nothing wrong with steel-toed boots - they were my favourite shoes when I was a lot younger, LOLlol-at least they aren't steel toed.
:welcome:in this!
I don't like to give them a break at all and usually use them all the time - the only break I've had was the one when I was forced to take time off training earlier this year.I love stimulants I usually don't function without them either but once in a while it is always good to give your CNS a break I guess these times are the hardest though
Using any stims except the ones in Black Cats?
//CC
i feel ya man.....Ill teach you a trick. this is how i look in my normal day to day life, I carry around one of these units. its not beer......its iced coffee spiked with ephedra and stimulant xi can really relate-with a physically demanding job/family responsibilities/working out, i would have a hard time getting everything done stim free.
You'd never know that until 2006 I had NEVER used stimulants at all! And now I'm as bad a stim junkie as they come, more than ever since my first bout of Chronic Fatigue in 2008 :sigh:i can really relate-with a physically demanding job/family responsibilities/working out, i would have a hard time getting everything done stim free.
it has become so routine to take stims now, that it is almost automatic.You'd never know that until 2006 I had NEVER used stimulants at all! And now I'm as bad a stim junkie as they come, more than ever since my first bout of Chronic Fatigue in 2008 :sigh:
Thanks Tom The support I have received from individuals on this board has been nothing short of amazing!hang in there rosie- a lot of people are pulling for you!!!
I cant take all the credit here:friday:Thanks Tom The support I have received from individuals on this board has been nothing short of amazing!
You're definitely one of them, Chris - you and the rest of the LG team have been very good to me (in fact, there's quite a few teams here that I highly support, to the point where people mistake me for being a company rep for companies other than the one I am with at that time)I cant take all the credit here:friday:
yes....I have the great children of the peoples pulling for her too, its an order!hang in there rosie- a lot of people are pulling for you!!!
LOL Thanks, bud :veryhappy:yes....I have the great children of the peoples pulling for her too, its an order!
I am having some right now yes - as I mentioned in my last update:Rosie did you noticed a water retention?
It's all good - I should be ok by the end of next week . . .wow-i hope things get better for you-real soon, rosie!
i am sure you will bounce back and be fine in no time.
if not sooner....It's all good - I should be ok by the end of next week . . .
wow-i hope things get better for you-real soon, rosie!
i am sure you will bounce back and be fine in no time.
Same, Same!...Good thing is, it looks like the old Rosie is coming back! in a good way Old meaning= No holding backIt's all good - I should be ok by the end of next week . . .
The way my body is feeling, maybe not sooner - but we can always hope!if not sooner....
Yes! I HAVE to be!Same, Same!...Good thing is, it looks like the old Rosie is coming back! in a good way Old meaning= No holding back
Yep - honestly, it's more mental than anything.sounds like you are making some progress.
lol-most people never figure that out.:cheers:Yep - honestly, it's more mental than anything.
Im going to Google the conversion, only because you kicked ass!:aargh:QUOTE OF THE DAY
Post-Weights Cardio - Treadmill:
a. 1 x 60 sec @ 12.8km/hr / 30 sec rest
b. 1 x 60 sec @ 14.4km/hr / 30 sec rest
c. 1 x 60 sec @ 15.2km/hr / 30 sec rest
d. 2 x 30 sec @ 15.2km/hr / 30 sec rest
e. 1 x 30 sec @ 16km/hr / 30 sec rest
f. 1 x 30 sec @ 16.8km/hr / 30 sec rest
g. 3 x 30 sec @ 17.6km/hr / 30 sec rest
h. 1 x 30 sec @ 17.8 km/hr
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Just for you, ChrisIm going to Google the conversion, only because you kicked ass!:aargh:
Aww Shuckkkkks! Thanks Rosie!.. Have a Happy New Year!Just for you, Chris
12.8km/hr = 8 miles/hr
14.4km/hr = 9 miles/hr
15.2km/hr = 9.5 miles/hr
16km/hr = 10 miles/hr
16.8km/hr = 10.5 miles/hr
17.6km/hr = 11 miles/hr
No worries The same to you, Chris! Looking forward to next year - it's going to be AWESOME!Aww Shuckkkkks! Thanks Rosie!.. Have a Happy New Year!
Sure thing! arty:good bye 2010-
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Hey, ChrisFirst Post in 2011! Kick ass Rosie!