Yes. It's very hard, but not hopeless. My friend Italian “Mario” has finally listened to me. He feels better and looks better - something on which his friends have commented. When I was younger I didn't have this full knowledge and sense of the urgency of the matter. If I did I wouldn't have accepted my, now dead friend's, excuses of the spine problems, lack of time and whatever else. There is always a way to move given all the limitations - look at the Japanese who have demonstrations of Radio Taiso for people in wheelchairs even. I would have gently kept brainwashing her.
My heart is filled with regret at the life cut short.
I sorry for the loss of your friend Pawel. I am always somewhat active but inconsistent overall. I will go forward with renewed vigor.!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It's not easy to lose a friend.
Yes. Consistency is the key, and all we need is little steps. Like you know... Radio Taiso :D
DSY!
You said it all and very well. It's hard to get some people to listen though.
Yes. It's very hard, but not hopeless. My friend Italian “Mario” has finally listened to me. He feels better and looks better - something on which his friends have commented. When I was younger I didn't have this full knowledge and sense of the urgency of the matter. If I did I wouldn't have accepted my, now dead friend's, excuses of the spine problems, lack of time and whatever else. There is always a way to move given all the limitations - look at the Japanese who have demonstrations of Radio Taiso for people in wheelchairs even. I would have gently kept brainwashing her.
My heart is filled with regret at the life cut short.