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Comments (34)I love my iJoy massage chair! I'm wondering if something similar would be helpful to you folks with FMS and other assorted nasties? I have a couple of chronic problems (interstitial cystitits, arthritis) and my insurance used to pay for massage, which I found of enormous help in the overall pain management scheme. Well, no more, so Dh bought me a massage chair for my birthday last year and while not the same as human massage, it is a great help. It is wonderful just for relaxation and getting your circulation going; I always feel refreshed and invigorated after using it. When I have been gardening, painting, etc. and feel my back twinge I go straight to the chair and it seems to put everything back in the right place. (I don't have the leg massager - I imagine the full sized massage chairs are even better.) DH bought it off CL for less than the cost of 2 massages. Like I said, it's not the same as a real massage but on the other hand it is always there when I need it. I use it daily - sometimes more. Truly, a worthwhile purchase. I try to walk few miles everyday and practice yoga (a little every day and one long class per week.) My weight is low, probably due to genetics and cystitis killing my appetite. I should do some weight training but I hate it (and much of yoga is weight bearing anyhow.) BTW, I'm almost 52 and no sign of menopause (and I'm very ready to get over my moon times!) I have also read the Sarno books and took them very much to heart. I *want* to believe, but the long term effect has been negligible. The idea that I have the power to easily control my pain is so tantalizing! Here is a link that might be useful: iJoy massage chair...See Morewell pump breaker tripping...
Comments (2)Well, it sounds like you've eliminated one of the least likely sources of the problem: the circuit breaker. (The great majority of the time a breaker trips, it is simply doing the job it's intended to do.) An obvious follow-up question: In putting in the new septic system, was any digging done close to the wire run? And even if the digging itself wasn't close to the wire, was there heavy equipment on or around the run? Since the breaker stopped tripping when you switched the pressure valve from auto to off, you might want to start there. Does the switch have three positions (on, start and auto) or only two? If it has a "start" or "on" position, will the pump run and deliver water with the switch set to on? Or does the breaker trip when the pump starts or tries to start? (Note that you should be careful not to run the pump too long with the system closed while the pressure switch is "bypassed" since it's possible to build up too much pressure. Watch the pressure guage!) Another tack is to disconnect the electrical feeds from the pressure switch to the pump and see if the breaker trips when the switch is placed on "auto". If that happens, the switch or the wiring to the switch may be the source of the short. Also, is it possible that the well ran dry? (Keep in mind that 6,000 gallons may have been available in March but a couple of thousand gallons were all that was available now. Some parts of the country have been pretty dry lately. While most pumps are designed to protect against running dry, I think it's still a factor that should be considered.)...See MoreFrog explains the cats bed to Nephew
Comments (8)ROFL I too hope you are saving all of these pictures and I really wish you would consider writing a book....See MoreWell explained! Interior Decorator or Interior Designer??
Comments (6)I absolutely agree. Especially unfair to the client. I see so much "work" that is substandard, and deceptive. In Boise there is a lack of licensing anything - but of course licensing interior designers here would be the perfect solution. It may take more fires, more home owners deaths to get the attention of anyone that is willing to make the governmental changes. A real industry tragedy. Claiming to be anything that you are not is illegal. Fraudulent and deceptive. But in the interior designer - decorator realm clients here tend to accept it - because the decorator has a "flair" for what they do. Have you ever hired a person claiming to be a doctor, dentist, attorney, or engineer because they have a "flair" for what they do? Of course not. Health and safety concerns may end up changing the playing field as more and more people move here from states with legislation in the interior design arena....See Morecolleenoz
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