On 20 Jun 2013, at 08:27, [email protected] wrote: > Today's Topic Summary > Group: http://groups.google.com/group/hurdygurdy/topics > > Digest for [email protected] - 3 Messages in 1 Topic [1 Update] > Digest for [email protected] - 3 Messages in 1 Topic > Michael Muskett <[email protected]> Jun 19 04:08PM +0100 > > > > At the beginning of this year I broke 3 fingers (2 left hand and 1 right) > > and did serious tendon damage to both thumbs. When you are well over 60 it > > takes forever to heal. Four months of gently playing slowly and I can now > > play la Marianne again. If you have never been in that situation you cannot > > believe how frustrating that is.[!] Bourree a Stephane is another story; > > that sounds like one of my cats being stood on. Its been strange to relearn > > how to play again, quite funny when you know where your fingers should go > > but will not. Also when you are that bit older removing a 2,000 pound plus > > door step from the back door is really silly. [Yes, in retrospect quite > > foolish] JON > > [Well, you ARE in the wars! Last Sept I collapsed and broke my hip (femur > > ball) owing to long caring stress, which will take year to recover from.. > > My daughter is a nutritionist and while I can not give away her knowledge I > > can tell you what we eat for healing. We need protein for muscle and fats > > for the brain. Body and brain are both damaged and heal together. 1/2 pint > > raw milk from a specialist farm. (Shop milk has been denaturised. ) Rich > > soups are from high quality commercial soups with the addition of a broth > > made from long-boiled chicken carcasses from a farm, Chicken, fish, very > > little beef, plenty of fresh fruit and veg. Butter, cream, coconut oil. No > > processed food or anything that is not actually nourishing. Little wheat > > and mostly good wholemeal. Plus daily exercise and a positive turn of mind. > > You will get used to it! Good luck > If you have found the above helpful would you kindly make a donation for > Parkinson's research via Parkinson's UK or other agencies. There has recently > been a breakthrough which requires funding. Thanks. M
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