Seating and Re: Terms NPR

[Kristinn Leifsson]

I was actually thinking about writing that but refrained from doing so :)

Maybe if you have a big bath tub you could fill it up with water and 
hypertone it to hell with some kg´s of good 'ol NaCl.  That should have 
kept the Titanic from sinking so I don´t see any reason that you shouldn´t 
float in it too!  Or what?


Kristinn




At 16:10 6.11.2000 +0100, you wrote:
>The best results are achieved by purchasing a seat on the next space
>shuttle, and spending your reconvolesence time aboard the Space Station
>Mir. Weightlessness will alliviate any and all tail bone discomfort  you
>now experience. A good second best is to spend a lot of time in the Hot
>Tub,, also commonly called a Jakuzzi. A method sometimes used, but is not
>very enviormentally freindly is the jet pack. I would suggest that you keep
>on the move if you decide on this method as it can get pretty warm down
>your back side otherwise, and that wont do your tail bone much good either.
>Water beds are said to be the only low cost yet effective way to combat
>your symptoms, outside of illicite consumables that is.
>
>Hope this helps... grin..
>
>
>Newton Hunt wrote:
>
> > Hi All, Kristin and Albertien,
> >
> > I AM confined, big time, and finding it tiresome, lonely and
> > a pain in the backside.
> >
> > Does anyone know how to sit up in bed for extended periods
> > of time without paining the tail bone area.  I can't seem to
> > find the best posture for reading, computing and leg
> > comfort.
> >
> > I do not have access to my big screen monitor and reading
> > this laptop screen is awkward and difficult.  So, I am not
> > reading all the messages that come through so forgive me if
> > I don't find them all.
> >
> > Since my sitting time is limited and my reading ability is
> > retarded I may be slow in answering all the posts but I will
> > try.
> >
> > Have a good week all.
> >
> >                 Newton
>
>--
>Richard Brekne
>RPT, N.P.T.F.
>Bergen, Norway