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tisdag 3 oktober 2006

Acupuncture Stories

Posted on 18:56 by Unknown
My late father, "Dr. Lee," was an acupuncturist, and so I guess whenever any of his patients saw this Ziggy potholder, they bought it for him, the result being we had about 8,000 of these in the house. So when he passed on I kept this, except I don't actually USE it.

I'm supposed to spend a few months getting rebalanced using the herbs, tuina massage, and 2x/week painful acupuncture. We're not supposed to "try" during this time, as the whole point is to get the downward flow going.

Only problem is, there is no flow, downward or otherwise. I'm late by about 2 days, which is weird because I'm usually very regular. I took a home pregnancy test, so I'm not to be pregnant. I guess it's good that it's something different...but strange.

p.s. Technorati has stopped paying attention to GreenFertility since about a month ago, even though I have been manually pinging--what a waste of precious time. A complimentary copy of my novel with LOTS of compliments to anyone who can get it going again.

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