Author Topic: The ´moob stoop´  (Read 3826 times)

Offline theblues

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Since I'm probably not the only who has a slight stoop because it makes the gyne less visible; did those of you who already had surgery have to force yourselves to stand up more straight, or does it come naturally?

Offline Mr_Nip

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Yes it's something I still have to constantly be aware of.  I find myself slouching while standing much less though as the months go by.   I have a more difficult time getting over slouching while sitting.   I'm constantly having to make myself sit up straight. 
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Offline Grandpa Bambu

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I notcied that I was still slouching the first few weeks after surgery. Wasn't even aware that I was doing so. I have since been standing straight...  ;)

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Surgery: February 16, 2005. - Toronto, Ontario Canada.
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Offline outertrial

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Yes it's something I still have to constantly be aware of.  I find myself slouching while standing much less though as the months go by.   I have a more difficult time getting over slouching while sitting.   I'm constantly having to make myself sit up straight. 

The same. I actually found standing straight made my neck hurt for a while as I wasnt used to it.

Offline Time_to_fix_it

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Yes it's something I still have to constantly be aware of.  I find myself slouching while standing much less though as the months go by.   I have a more difficult time getting over slouching while sitting.   I'm constantly having to make myself sit up straight. 

I agree entirely.  It has surprised me how difficult I have found it to stop hunching.
Surgery performed by Mr Levick at The Priory Hospital Bimingham (UK) 20th October 2006


 

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