Comments on: On My Way To Winning “Coaching Client Of The Year” http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/ Entertaining stories from everyday life. Fri, 05 Dec 2008 13:17:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: crse http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-117324 Tue, 12 Aug 2008 14:34:44 +0000 http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-117324 Ha! I know this feeling well...which is why I actually got distracted from commenting right now and wandered away! I don't need the Adderall! Ha! I know this feeling well…which is why I actually got distracted from commenting right now and wandered away! I don’t need the Adderall!

]]> by: mert http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-116899 Thu, 07 Aug 2008 21:24:57 +0000 http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-116899 Well, too much of a good thing, right? Taking motrin regularly isn't good for the stomach and bowel, it can cause irritation. You might have to alternate tylenol with motrin, that is what I do with my kids when they have a fever. Well, too much of a good thing, right?

Taking motrin regularly isn’t good for the stomach and bowel, it can cause irritation.

You might have to alternate tylenol with motrin, that is what I do with my kids when they have a fever.

]]> by: Lynne Morrell http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-116871 Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:32:15 +0000 http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-116871 Ahhhhhh sometimes the most basic things are the most profound. You must know though that I can TOTALLY relate. When I used to have all that pain...there were many calls with my girlfriend and she would ask: "Have you taken your pain medication?" and I would be all...."Noooooooooo" And she would say: "Won't it make you feel better?" And I would say" "Whats your point??????" It was this weird mental thing....telling me that I didn't need it. Even though I really did. So, Jenny...did you take your ibuprofen today? Ahhhhhh sometimes the most basic things are the most profound.

You must know though that I can TOTALLY relate. When I used to have all that pain…there were many calls with my girlfriend and she would ask: “Have you taken your pain medication?”
and I would be all….”Noooooooooo”
And she would say: “Won’t it make you feel better?”
And I would say” “Whats your point??????”

It was this weird mental thing….telling me that I didn’t need it.
Even though I really did.

So, Jenny…did you take your ibuprofen today?

]]> by: cardiogirl http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-116857 Thu, 07 Aug 2008 09:17:02 +0000 http://www.jennyryan.com/2008/08/06/on-my-way-to-winning-coaching-client-of-the-year/#comment-116857 Finally. Finally, someone who understand me and my battle with Motrin. It's not like I think Motrin is for the weak. It just doesn't occur to me to take it and I feel like my pain should be along the lines of childbirth pain, which it never is. Well, except for when it was -- during childbirth -- and even then I wondered if I could do it without pain meds. I could and I did. And it hurt like a bitch. And I did take Motrin. After. Until I got out of the hospital and then it didn't occur to me to take it. It's a vicious cycle. Right now my back hurts from my weigh workout yesterday and after I read your post (which is a conversation I frequently have with my husband) I took three. So my back will feel good for about four hours and then I shall struggle through the rest of the day. Finally.

Finally, someone who understand me and my battle with Motrin. It’s not like I think Motrin is for the weak. It just doesn’t occur to me to take it and I feel like my pain should be along the lines of childbirth pain, which it never is.

Well, except for when it was — during childbirth — and even then I wondered if I could do it without pain meds. I could and I did. And it hurt like a bitch. And I did take Motrin. After.

Until I got out of the hospital and then it didn’t occur to me to take it.

It’s a vicious cycle. Right now my back hurts from my weigh workout yesterday and after I read your post (which is a conversation I frequently have with my husband) I took three.

So my back will feel good for about four hours and then I shall struggle through the rest of the day.

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