"Julie Bove" > wrote:
> "jinx the minx" > wrote in message
> ...
>> "Julie Bove" > wrote:
>>> "jinx the minx" > wrote in message
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>>>> "Julie Bove" > wrote:
>>>>> "Pico Rico" > wrote in message >>
>>>>> ...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "jmcquown" > wrote in message >
>>>>>> ...
>>>>>>> On 9/21/2014 8:38 AM, Gary wrote:
>>>>>>>> Julie Bove wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Yes. The schedule is insane! Now I know why so many dancers
>>>>>>>>> drop >>>>>>>> >>>>>> out >>>> by
>>>>>>>>> high school. They just haven't got enough time what with the ever
>>>>>>>>> increasing homework load.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Those dancers are mostly dancer-wannbees and will never get a career
>>>>>>>> in it. One would think that responsible parents would make sure they
>>>>>>>> dropped out of the stupid dance classes rather than drop out of high
>>>>>>>> school. This can't be for real.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> G.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I only personally knew one very talented girl who benefited from >>>>>> those
>>>>>>>>> dance lessons. But she was truly a good ballet dancer. Graceful
>>>>>>>>> and >> fluid. AFTER she graduated HS she did go to NYC and she got
>>>>>>>>> some >> secondary roles in some NYC Ballet productions. Did she
>>>>>>>>> become a star? >> Nope.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Parents who think dance class is going to lead to some great career >>>>>> are
>>>>>>>>> deluding themselves. Same thing with the ones who think if their
>>>>>>>>> boys >> are good at HS football they'll go on to become >>>>>>>> professional
>>>>>>>>> athletes. >> There are very few who make the grade.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But many of them wreck their bodies, and with no big paycheck to
>>>>>> show >>>>> >>> for > it.
>>>>>
>>>>> If they are wrecking their bodies, they either not getting proper
>>>>> instruction or are not following it. Our studio will not let students
>>>>> dance with injuries. Yes, my daughter had injuries twice. One was
>>>>> because of the other and because she did not keep up with the proper >>>> core
>>>>> strengthening exercises. But the other? Can not be proven how it
>>>>> happened. It may well have happened during ballet because when she was
>>>>> doing leaning back movements, she was merely leaning back and not >>>> lifting
>>>>> from her core. She also had a move in hip hop that made her lean back
>>>>> very far. The injury was a stress fracture to her back.
>>>>
>>>> Previously you stated that this was a "near stress fracture". So was it >>> a
>>>> stress fracture or not?
>>>
>>> *sigh*
>>>
>>> And then after that when she had the loose vertebrae, I took her back to
>>> the physical therapist after first taking her to the walk in clinic.
>>> They did an X Ray and told me that while the Orthopedic guy had told us
>>> it was a near stress fracture, at some point, it did go into a full on
>>> stress fracture and they showed me where it had healed, on the X Ray.
>>>
>>> What is with you people? Do you sit around trying to remember every
>>> single thing that I ever said? If so, you are failing.
>>
>> You people?? What is with *you*?! You tell the same damn sad sack > stories
>> over and over again ad nauseam. Each and every time the details change
>> ever so slightly. It isn't hard to remember them at all they're so
>> ludicrous.
>>
>> *sigh*!!
>
> Some people here, like you, are forcing me to say the same things over
> and over because you keep asking the same things. Like Jill with her
> repeatedly saying that I never said why I am disabled or that she didn't
> know why or however she phrased it. And I'm sure there are a lot of
> details of my life that people here don't know. Contrary to what is
> often said, I don't post everything here. But again, I came here to
> discuss food. And again, other people turned this thread into something else.

If you kept your stories free of embellishments and exaggerations, no one
would question them. You're your own worst enemy, not us.
--
jinx the minx