Never had to have any sort of physio before so this may be normal, but I was very impressed with how they took my blood pressure manually while I was still cycling/walking... clever stuff!
It was all at a very leisurely pace, fastish walk and gentle cycle, a bit frustrating and, having been on my back for the best part of two weeks, it was very tempting to crank up the pace a bit and crack on!! They weighed me at the end and it turns out I have lost nearly 5kg since I got to Santiago... 4 days of ayuno to thank for that!
They've got me on a breathing machine to try and help absorb the air bubbles in my chest as well. Basically I have to breath in as hard as I can (till my lungs pop) 10 times in a row.
Paicey and Jenny are drilling me mercilessly on it; they have both sworn not to have any steak 'till I get out and I think they are starting to suffer.
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Hell of a way to get a gym pass chey!
Interesting pose from Paicey, is that what going without steak usually does to him?
Keep pumping out that air bubble!
Love from
Ben & Clare
The caption for that last pic... (I'm ignoring the wierd Paicey pose for a moment here).
Has to be.....
"You suck" ?
*chortle*
Kerrio
Can't you just poke a hole in your chest and let it out? I have a device for making the hole - a small lead ball - deployed from my rifle. Tom
A rendition of "Brown Peaty Water" on the plastic oboe by performed by soloist Adam Cockwell, conducted by Craig Paice.
Ben
Sucker!
are you sure it's suck and not blow? I always thought you blew bubbles!!!
Whatever! keep doing it til they let you out.
Come home soon
Jan & Jim
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