Maybe some people just have too much time on their hands
It has been brought to may attention that certain people just can't stop playing games and spreading rumors. We leave you to your own devices and lives, but you just can't seem to grow up.
Certain people (you know who you are, and better yet, *I* know who you are) have been spreading rumors around that the reason I had to have back surgery was 'because she doesn't know how to teach properly, and her back problems are a direct result of that."
Slandering others seem to be 2nd nature to you.
Just FYI, the history behind why I needed a partial discectomy and artificial disc implant.
In 1984 I was in a motor cycle accident on 395 Southbound,next to exit 84. I got numerous road burns, my right elbow landed hard, causing an impact injury to the rotary cuff in my right shoulder, and caused injury to the disc between L5 and S1. No real medical insurance, so examined for internal injuries, cuts, broken bones, and sent home.
Now, because of my fitness level, and dancing (all 16+ yrs of it now) it kept the disc from totally slipping. I had been having slight problems with my back three times in the past 10 or so years. Nothing major, just had to take it easy for a week or so until it settled down. This time it got to the point I needed medical intervention.
The slippage was caused by a hack handed physio who, for 'treatment', put me on a traction device with 20 kilos of weight and left me unattended for 15 minutes. 8 hours later, I woke up screaming in pain as it caused the disc to completely prolapse,and was rushed to the hospital,and three days later had the discectomy.
Dr N, my GP, Dr N,the surgeon, Damien and Tim (physios) have stated over and over again that if it weren't for the fact I know about dance, the right way to move the body so it supports the lower back without straining it, and the *right way to teach it* (unlike someone who almost wrecked my knee because HERS was screwed up so she taught dance steps incorrectly because it was the only way SHE could do them) and proper posture, strong core muscles, the back problem would have been brought to the fore many many years ago.
The only reason I am saying anything is that I have had it up to my eyebrows with the rumor mongering, backstabbing and outright lying. I have had enough. Meegan has had enough. Should any of these false rumor raise their ugly heads again, I will take legal action. This isn't barratry. This is a promise. I..... have..... had.... *enough*.
I expect the ones doing this to start waving their hands about in the air, claiming their innocence, but that isn't going to wash this time. You should really watch who you talk to, and what you say, because the garbage you are saying gets back to us. Haven't you realised YET that your petty high schooler games aren't going to work? You are supposed to be adults. We are not disappearing, we are still going strong.
I expect this garbage to stop now...or else. And if you really can't force yourselves to pretend to have good manners, just 'talk amongst yourselves'.
Certain people (you know who you are, and better yet, *I* know who you are) have been spreading rumors around that the reason I had to have back surgery was 'because she doesn't know how to teach properly, and her back problems are a direct result of that."
Slandering others seem to be 2nd nature to you.
Just FYI, the history behind why I needed a partial discectomy and artificial disc implant.
In 1984 I was in a motor cycle accident on 395 Southbound,next to exit 84. I got numerous road burns, my right elbow landed hard, causing an impact injury to the rotary cuff in my right shoulder, and caused injury to the disc between L5 and S1. No real medical insurance, so examined for internal injuries, cuts, broken bones, and sent home.
Now, because of my fitness level, and dancing (all 16+ yrs of it now) it kept the disc from totally slipping. I had been having slight problems with my back three times in the past 10 or so years. Nothing major, just had to take it easy for a week or so until it settled down. This time it got to the point I needed medical intervention.
The slippage was caused by a hack handed physio who, for 'treatment', put me on a traction device with 20 kilos of weight and left me unattended for 15 minutes. 8 hours later, I woke up screaming in pain as it caused the disc to completely prolapse,and was rushed to the hospital,and three days later had the discectomy.
Dr N, my GP, Dr N,the surgeon, Damien and Tim (physios) have stated over and over again that if it weren't for the fact I know about dance, the right way to move the body so it supports the lower back without straining it, and the *right way to teach it* (unlike someone who almost wrecked my knee because HERS was screwed up so she taught dance steps incorrectly because it was the only way SHE could do them) and proper posture, strong core muscles, the back problem would have been brought to the fore many many years ago.
The only reason I am saying anything is that I have had it up to my eyebrows with the rumor mongering, backstabbing and outright lying. I have had enough. Meegan has had enough. Should any of these false rumor raise their ugly heads again, I will take legal action. This isn't barratry. This is a promise. I..... have..... had.... *enough*.
I expect the ones doing this to start waving their hands about in the air, claiming their innocence, but that isn't going to wash this time. You should really watch who you talk to, and what you say, because the garbage you are saying gets back to us. Haven't you realised YET that your petty high schooler games aren't going to work? You are supposed to be adults. We are not disappearing, we are still going strong.
I expect this garbage to stop now...or else. And if you really can't force yourselves to pretend to have good manners, just 'talk amongst yourselves'.