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I did for a while back in 2010. I'm now doing exercises at home. My spine is also skewed (due to scoliosis) but it gets better. Can't say the same about the waist, sadly.
 
There isn't a single day that I haven't had any pains on my back since about 2008. It's just that sometimes it hurts more (like now) or less. I'm jealous of people who don't have that kind of a challenge.
 
There's got to be something that can be done. I mean, your bones are still growing, you're young - it can't be irreversible, right?
 
It isn't but it takes so much work. If everything goes south, I'll end up in a surgery eventually. I don't want to go there since scoliosis surgery is life-threatening.
 
Well, isn't so much work better than daily pain? You have to do what it takes to prevent surgery, if it's so dangerous.
I'm not a specialist, I'm just thinking aloud (well, kind of :)). You know best.
 
Flash: That really sucks. I hope you're able to get your back fixed soonish.
 
I feel that Wasting Love doesn't get the attention it deserves among fans. It may be a bit boring to listen to but the intro is pure epicness and so is the refrain.
 
I used to like it a lot back then. But it has dropped a lot to me since then. It's not even in the top 5 of the album.

EDIT: Okay, maybe number 5 on the album.
 
Thursday afternoon, about the time when I normally go home. But today is the "AGM" of the sports club at work, in which I'm in the board, so I have to stay.
 
Saapanael said:
I feel that Wasting Love doesn't get the attention it deserves among fans. It may be a bit boring to listen to but the intro is pure epicness and so is the refrain.
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One of my least favorite Maiden songs. No higher than 125. And I'm not the hardcore type of listener, I'm a soft listener. The song feels strained and is nothing special.
 
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