7/17

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r 1+ & drills
good to practice stopping the boat.
breezy w boater.

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r 2
conditions good, but trying to take the soreness out of my lower back.
and folks on the lake.
eagles
loon
cormorant
heron
etc

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r 2
folks out on the lake early for holiday

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r 2
juvenile eagle calling

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row 2

paddle boarder

eagle returning to nest

motor boat with wake

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row 2

4 other paddlers

[Smoke]

You have company.

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row 2
work at 62 - yard work and cleaning.

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7/15 lots of yard work at 62 and 81

7/16 row 2 (changed the length on the oars, pending meeting with C2's Matt this fall in Boston)

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row 2

eagles are agile.

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row 2
issue with oars
nighttime issue with carpal tunnel.
rowing is notorious for CT, but I simply don't have enough time left, so i'll stay with 2 circuits instead of going to 3, but i'm not stopping.

[Pam]

Fish is seeing a chiropractor something you'd consider doing? I've had carpel tunnel issues since Tanner was a baby, he literally had to be held almost 24/7 until he was about 14 months old. Had surgery on right hand, was not given enough of whatever they give to numb it and I felt it! So never went back for left hand. When I started seeing my chiropractor my carpel tunnel went away. Never expected that. I've had it for 20 years! Very very rarely do I get flare ups and it's usually when I'm really stressed, no clue why that would be.

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Take a good vitamin b6 and magnesium... keeps mine at bay.

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r 2

thanks, ladies, for the suggestions. i read that that CP is more common in women.
since the infection last year, both my hands and wrists have been acting up. sore and achy.
if i wear wrist braces during the night, the carpal tunnel numbness does not occur.

[Pam]

That's great that the braces work for you fish. They never did much for mine sadly.

Remind me, when did we all start getting old?