What could it be!? Here he is putting his present together...
We don't have a whole lot of extra space in our small, two bedroom apartment, but Clark's back has been giving him trouble since he began his job at HUP (Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania) back in early November. I think he had sat through two days of orientation when his back aches/pains initially began. And a month and a half later, the pains have not gone away. We're hoping this inversion table will help alleviate whatever may be stressing his back!
Totally random side note, I really hope he doesn't make himself sick while using this. We both tried to hang all the way upside down and within 10 seconds we both felt nauseous. Guess you don't have to go to a county fair carnival and ride all the circular rides for hours on end in order to get nauseous and throw up (which has happened to me--years ago). Just hang upside down for one minute. That should do the trick. Anywho, please don't throw up while using this, Clark. I won't clean up after you. You have been warned.
2 comments:
My husband has been using one of these for the past few years. When he first started using it, he got nauseous really quickly. But after a few months of using it a few times a week, it didn't bother him anymore. And he still uses it, but can't hang for more than about a minute at a time. I have only used it a couple of times, and that was enough for me! But it has helped with his back pain, and he has never thrown up while using it. :)
Nicole, it's good to know that the nausea gets better! And also very good to know that his back pain has improved! Thanks for the info, you guys have a great Christmas!
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