polefairy
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Tell MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE… https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cool.gif
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I love that idea! Maybe pair up girls who are working on similar moves!!
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Gorgeous, Caitlin!!!
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I had tears in my eyes reading and hearing about this on the news. I cannot understand how anyone could be so cruel. My heart skipped a beat when I saw the images of those bodies by the river, to think he shot those who were already running away from him, so scared. How could anybody do it? Horrible, horrible man. RIP to those lives lost. And love to all those affected. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_heart1.gif
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You poor thing. So sorry to hear about your friend. You will dance it out when you are ready. Look after yourself https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_heart1.gif
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I agree with HollySatine, Chumpchkin etc. For very sweaty hands some grip aids are essential for securing new moves. It's so easy for people to say they don't believe in grip aids when they don't know how it really feels to have literally no grip at all. I understand why a person would fear grip aids becoming addictive and being unnescessary when their hands sweat minimally but you gotta understand, for some people it's a big, big problem. As a sweaty handed person I must say I find it VERY disheartening to hear people say such things, for me, I literally slip right off and leave beads of sweat running down the pole. I doubt many of you could grip too much if you were you experiencing the same level of slippiness. So while I TOTALLY agree, if you can manage without it that you should try, not all of us have that option. I'd rather use a grip aid and feel safe than lose my grip and injure myself or go back to feeling that poling is something I simply cannot do. Grip issues due to excessive sweating is very, very disheartening.
Anyway, back to the issue at hand, I could barely climb on day 7 so I am in no position to help you. But I wish you luck! Stay safe 🙂
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I have really sweaty hands too and I fell outta a caterpillar recently too but I was fairly low down and didn't get hurt but I'm chalking that move down to one I definitely can't do! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_evil.gif
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I'm so happy to hear he's okay! Happy Birthday to him and many, many returns on that! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif
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wowwowowwowoww I just watched loveracing25's March Practise vid!!! I've never heard of her 'til now 🙂
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Fingers crossed for your husband, you must be so upset right now, I can't even imagine! I really hope he bounces back form this very soon and that all will be well again.
Look after yourself!!
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Happy Birthday SV!!! This place provides me with so much important info. There are so many amazing people on here and you are all stars.
Thank you for setting up and continuing to run this site, Veena and Chris. Legends, the pair of ya!! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif
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wow sensualscimitar you've had a rough time!! Hope it all gets better soon!
Does anybody know if it's normal to feel an irritated/stinging sensation in the hours following a high swab test? I fell asleep for about an hour but woke up due to the discomfort. Also could it be a reaction to the antibio cream? Has anybody found themselves particularly sensitive on their first day of treatment? Unsure if it's just the infection, the cream or the speculum/swab earlier today OR a combination of it all!
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And I'm really sorry if that post seems a bit whingey, I didn't mean it to come across so negatively https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_flower.gif I only just got diagnosed with polycystic ovaries a few weeks back too so not feeling as bright as I usually do. But I'm sure it'll all work out. *fingers crossed*
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I am just back from the gyno today with similar issues, I feel terrible about it. (Cannot believe I'd even admit that!!!!) The idea of battling this crap forever is so freakin' depressing. The doc used a speculum and took some swabs which was nowhere near as bad as I expected but she said if it is recurring yeast (not just down there, but in the colon too) that we need to do a Candida Cleanse and diet for 6-8 weeks on top of plenty of probiotics. She said this is far more common than I believed it was and that the majority of her patients have gone through similar things, yet when I google it, apparently it is only 5% of women who get this recurring. My doc does not agree, she thinks this is very, very common and that we shouldn't have to live with it. Even by the massive replies to this thread I think shows how common it must be.
My results will be back in a week or so but even the idea of trying this Cleanse and the probitotics and then it NOT WORKING is terrifying. I think because I've lived with this nonsense for so long I can't even imagine that it'll ever go away. I suffer horribly from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (very severely in fact, I've been to the hospital twice, bleeding, cramping, shaking with pain and even needing time off work where I'll just curl up and sleep for days) and the doc reckons that colon health has everything to do with yeast in the body. I felt like a gross, freak going in today but she said it all comes from having a sick colon and that it's totally normal and that we'll get to the bottom of it and fix it.
I know it sounds silly but THANK GOD I have a doctor like her. I put off those examinations for years and she made it so freakin' easy today. I wouldn't be scared of it anymore, it didn't even hurt. I just really hope she is right and that this will go away eventually. You probably all know how much something like this can damage self esteem and relationships. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif
