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[Annabellethecat66]

So I was married to a wonderful man for 38 years when he died in my arms suddenly.

But when Eleanor called in and said “It was an early birthday present”.

It reminded me of the time my husband got me a scale for my birthday.

That was before we had children.  As soon as they could walk and talk I sent them with my husband to shop for mommy.

I’d make sure one of their first words were “diamonds”.  I’m kinda kidding.

That poor man paid for getting me that scale.  He kept saying “But SHE said she wanted one”.

That scale was right up there with the purple sweater with the hole in it!  Ha!  That was also before we had children.

Come on ladies...what are some of the ‘misses’ you received along the years?

I hope you took a lesson from my book and don’t be shy..think of telling your significant other exactly what you want by doing him / her a favor and putting notes up everywhere.

It doesn’t have to be expensive, but it does need to be something you’d really like.

These days I buy it for myself.

[rms1954]

@Annabellethecat66 Don't get how your response is related to the topic post.

[Sage04]

@Annabellethecat66  got side tracked. Wrong Thread.

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@rms1954 wrote:

@Annabellethecat66 Don't get how your response is related to the topic post.

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[Maggie Nolia]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

This appears to be the "new and improved" version of the old vibrating belts of the 1950s.  These were pretty much a joke at the time and were bebunked by medical science as useless.  They quickly faded from the scene, only to be seen in comedy skits.

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That is exactly what the TSV reminded me of. 

A scam then; a scam now.

[Macadoo]

Just using my common sense, it looks to be another gimmick/gagette. I agree with the post about it being hard on joints; absolutely looks that way.

[Dar321]

Rumblex.  They have more inexpensive ones though. 

[Dar321]

They don't shake weight off.  Not for weight loss.  

[tsavorite]

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@Macadoo wrote:

Just using my common sense, it looks to be another gimmick/gagette. I agree with the post about it being hard on joints; absolutely looks that way.

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They use them in PT....also at gyms.  I do not think they are for people with any kind of joint replacement or implant devices for obvious reasons.

[hckynut]

@BeeChee 

Not sure if this is the same product. I wrote a reply over in the Wellness Forum about a Tony Little vibration machine. There are other replies there also.

hckynut