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DM: That's right. I think because mine happened so quickly I was able to turn it around. That's why in the book I don't write exactly what I did. I simply want to be an example. If I can do it, then it gives hope to someone to maybe try alternatives and not go to drugs as the first thing. Drugs are so dangerous. I mean, the medical profession is important and I believe in it, but you know yourself. You hear on the news about how all of a sudden this drug that was used for all these years is now taken off the market. So if there is the possibility of eliminating pain by doing it wow gold with food or diet and other forms of emotional work, then it's just a no brainer. That should be the first thing you try. But because from my own experience I was in so much pain, I understand how it's hard to believe that anything as easy as eliminating things from your diet is going to take that pain away. You just want that pill, that drug or whatever. That's why in the book I don't give specific details. For me a lot of it was vitamin therapy. I had to take a lot of vitamin pills initially and get my ph cheap wow gold level back to normal. That's a big part of it, and everyone's chemistry is different. I have a book that talks about 'Alkaline or Die' which is really a terrible title but it's true. I had to think of it as cleaning out my blood and getting my metabolism balanced and getting the high toxic condition out of my system. Now I eat everything I want. I sometimes drink too much coffee, but I'm very conscientious about eating whole foods and vegetables and fruit. It's also the head, the body, the heart, the mind. Whenever I get stressed I can feel it, so more than anything I'm very conscientious about the acidic level in my buy wow gold blood. But I really feel great. Of course I'm aging. You won't see me do jumps on the stage. I have some creaks in my knees, but I started with a new trainer and once I started working on my quads all of a sudden the pain went away. It all works together.

JN: So if you keep working at it and keep the instrument tuned…

DM: Yeah, our body wants to be healthy. In spite of Maple Story Mesos what we do to it, it will try to be healthy. So I try to give it what it needs, like rest. I don't kill myself with 14 classes a day like I used to – it's more appropriate, suitable exercise now. And I do FFXI GIL take naps. I never did that before but it's good. You know, some people (with RA) call me for advice and I just talk to them. I'm not a counselor, I'm just me, but they say, 'You understand the black beast, the pain,' and I say, 'Yes, I do, but it's like we have to each find our own way out.'

JN: In a way this sort of made you face the question that was posed in A Chorus Line. 'What would you do if you couldn't dance anymore?'

DM: Right.

JN: Had you fully come to answer that or were you just on a mission to make it not happen?

DM: Oh, yeah, I was on a mission to make it not happen. Lotro Gold But you know dancers are in denial anyway. They have to be to a point. But I am also a realist. I'm more of a realist now maybe, but that experience taught me. It's a terrible way to learn a lesson, but it taught me that I could no longer continue my life without loving myself. That was the most important thing for me to learn because from that acceptance and forgiving I could see the world and I could find compassion in a way that I never had it before. When I teach I try to emphasize that with students. I try to remind them to eliminate the criticism in their thinking. I talk quite openly about self love. I say to them that the most important relationship you'll ever have is between you and you. That intimacy is EverQuest 2 Plat much of what I was missing in my own life. Before I got sick I would just push it under the rug or not deal with it or not respect my feelings – my conflicted feelings especially. So this is something that's very much a part of my teaching. I'm from that era of Jerome Robbins, who was the greatest, but there was this attitude that dancers were Lineage 2 Adena masochists. It was tough love or something and Michael had a little element of that, too, because he admired Jerome Robbins. That doesn't work for me. I go where the love is. That's what gives me the encouragement, not the criticism. I had too much of that. So that's a very important element of my teaching. Yes, I had to go through that Eve Isk horrible experience, and like I said, it's a terrible way to learn a lesson. But it was a great lesson.

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DM: Oh, yes. I am. I really am.

JN: It must be wonderful to be free of the demons.

DM: It is, but you know they're still there looming. It's funny how they can come back. This is why I love acting so much. I don't know anything where you can take whatever neurosis is there – and we all have our version of it – and use it artistically and creatively and play these crazy characters. Yes, it's a very healthy SRO Gold way to use it.

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