Has anyone tried any Health Retreats or Wellness Resorts ?
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constance.de Flutterbie57
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Morning Flutterbie (well it is here any way)!😀
I’d try Asia if I was you. I live in Germany and have been to two specialist clinics to deal with pain. They called it “pain management”!!! Both took 2 weeks and it was go go go most of the time.😡 There were at least five treatments per day - relaxation (that was ok of course), gym - 1/2 an hour of agony, mindfulness (because, in case you didn’t know all our pain is in the head)!!!, swimming (not gentle, enjoyable swimming, stretch, pull, kick, etc etc, walking 3/4 hour (I manage 20 minutes (if I’m lucky) in my normal life, physiotherapy, massage (that was good), a couple of other things I can’t remember. Julian said it was more like a concentration camp than a “health” resort.😀😀
The result of all this was two weeks in and out of bed and as many cocodamol as I dared to take.
Let us know when you find what you are looking for.
Kindest regards from Constance. Have a less painful 2018 and good luck with your search.
💐🌲🍾🍷🍸
Flutterbie57 constance.de
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The NZ/ Aust ones appear to be similar - either training for the Olympics or a little bit hippie - getting in touch with your inner self etc. One has a half day lesson on learning what pain is !!! I suspect I would have a pred meltdown at that one - pred can make me a little feisty.
I will keep looking.
Keep cosy over there and I hope you have a wonderful heathy 2018 too.
EileenH Flutterbie57
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constance.de EileenH
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Correct! There is an excellent “senior” hotel in Bad Sassendorf - all things offered, but no “must do” tag.😀 Guess where I will be going in future?
erika59785 constance.de
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Flutterbie57 constance.de
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EileenH Flutterbie57
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Flutterbie57 EileenH
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linda17563 Flutterbie57
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Elizamc linda17563
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Flutterbie57 linda17563
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amkoffee Flutterbie57
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I wonder if there aren't cruises that you could take that would be like what you're wanting. Not that I know there are but it's another area you might want to research.
Flutterbie57 amkoffee
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I got scared off liners many years ago tho (500 vomiting passengers) . Even a howling gale could not clear the air so I think I will stay on land.
constance.de amkoffee
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EileenH constance.de
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Anhaga constance.de
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The cruises I've been on were both smaller vessels, something like 400 or 600 passengers. I would never want to set foot on one of those floating cities which visit our harbour every summer and fall now. Never had problems with too many people around, quite the reverse, actually. I didn't find my fellow passengers very friendly on the second cruise, in the Mediterranean, had a much better time during our self-planned day in Istanbul at the beginning, but the first one, in the Baltic, was lovely and enjoyed it thoroughly. The third one never happened because I had an ill-timed fracture and I don't suppose the opportunity will arise again. We are going on an art tour in the Netherlands next spring, however. Buses all the time.
constance.de Anhaga
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erika59785 constance.de
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Anhaga constance.de
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EileenH Anhaga
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I'd love to do that too - but not at present!!!!