So, I saw a physical therapist the other day. Love at first sight: he was buff, big biceps, large tattoo on both arms, crisp khaki pants, late 20ish, and a red rubber bracelet on his wrist!
"What's the bracelet for?" I asked, figuring heart association, hoping MS.
"Core reminder," he said as he showed it to me up close. Sure enough, there it read, "Core Reminder." (Your core muscles are the center of your body's universe)
Yep, the original (and brilliant) intent of the cheap disease awareness bracelets has officially died.
I asked if they were all red. "Well, for our hospital anyway."
Didn't we do that years ago with strings? To remind us to do something?
Alas, I guess my power chair speaks for itself.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Colored Bracelets No Longer Disease Awareness
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So, I saw a physical therapist the other day. Love at first sight: he was buff, big biceps, large tattoo on both arms, crisp khaki pants, late 20ish, and a red rubber bracelet on his wrist!
"What's the bracelet for?" I asked, figuring heart association, hoping MS.
"Core reminder," he said as he showed it to me up close. Sure enough, there it read, "Core Reminder." (Your core muscles are the center of your body's universe)
Yep, the original (and brilliant) intent of the cheap disease awareness bracelets has officially died.
I asked if they were all red. "Well, for our hospital anyway."
Didn't we do that years ago with strings? To remind us to do something?
Alas, I guess my power chair speaks for itself.
So, I saw a physical therapist the other day. Love at first sight: he was buff, big biceps, large tattoo on both arms, crisp khaki pants, late 20ish, and a red rubber bracelet on his wrist!
"What's the bracelet for?" I asked, figuring heart association, hoping MS.
"Core reminder," he said as he showed it to me up close. Sure enough, there it read, "Core Reminder." (Your core muscles are the center of your body's universe)
Yep, the original (and brilliant) intent of the cheap disease awareness bracelets has officially died.
I asked if they were all red. "Well, for our hospital anyway."
Didn't we do that years ago with strings? To remind us to do something?
Alas, I guess my power chair speaks for itself.
So, I saw a physical therapist the other day. Love at first sight: he was buff, big biceps, large tattoo on both arms, crisp khaki pants, late 20ish, and a red rubber bracelet on his wrist!
"What's the bracelet for?" I asked, figuring heart association, hoping MS.
"Core reminder," he said as he showed it to me up close. Sure enough, there it read, "Core Reminder." (Your core muscles are the center of your body's universe)
Yep, the original (and brilliant) intent of the cheap disease awareness bracelets has officially died.
I asked if they were all red. "Well, for our hospital anyway."
Didn't we do that years ago with strings? To remind us to do something?
Alas, I guess my power chair speaks for itself.
So, I saw a physical therapist the other day. Love at first sight: he was buff, big biceps, large tattoo on both arms, crisp khaki pants, late 20ish, and a red rubber bracelet on his wrist!
"What's the bracelet for?" I asked, figuring heart association, hoping MS.
"Core reminder," he said as he showed it to me up close. Sure enough, there it read, "Core Reminder." (Your core muscles are the center of your body's universe)
Yep, the original (and brilliant) intent of the cheap disease awareness bracelets has officially died.
I asked if they were all red. "Well, for our hospital anyway."
Didn't we do that years ago with strings? To remind us to do something?
Alas, I guess my power chair speaks for itself.
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