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Pascal · 09-18-2008, 06:42 PM

I know that this posting is rather old, but I am rather new in this community, so...

I was a paratrooper in 1984 to 1985. Yes, really short because I thought it would be the best idea to destruct all my vertebrae in one sole hit, striking some rocks as strong as I could do.

I needed 20 years to get really back on my feet. Became lazy, wasn't able to bend down at all. I suffered about back aches the whole 20 years. Finally, in 2006, i got a chirurgical intervention that really helped me. I started in 2006 with the power of a 10 year old child in my back. By this time I was growing fat with more than 20 kg surplus (oh no, don't tell me that you are to lazy to convert kg in lbs). NOW, right now. I am able to move like a normal being. Feeling like a 10 year old...

Ok, that doesn't fit your question. Only wanted to say: Fitness is relative! You can find yourself in a wonderful shape, just being able to set one foot after the other!

09-18-2008, 06:42 PM	#6 (permalink)
Pascal Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 34	I know that this posting is rather old, but I am rather new in this community, so... I was a paratrooper in 1984 to 1985. Yes, really short because I thought it would be the best idea to destruct all my vertebrae in one sole hit, striking some rocks as strong as I could do. I needed 20 years to get really back on my feet. Became lazy, wasn't able to bend down at all. I suffered about back aches the whole 20 years. Finally, in 2006, i got a chirurgical intervention that really helped me. I started in 2006 with the power of a 10 year old child in my back. By this time I was growing fat with more than 20 kg surplus (oh no, don't tell me that you are to lazy to convert kg in lbs). NOW, right now. I am able to move like a normal being. Feeling like a 10 year old... Ok, that doesn't fit your question. Only wanted to say: Fitness is relative! You can find yourself in a wonderful shape, just being able to set one foot after the other!