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    [不懂就问] 女游泳英雄的问题

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    昨天在车里发现一个朋友留下的一份华尔街日报,就翻看起来。读到这篇文章,很受感动。 ( C  l9 N3 d! Z4 [7 h, j7 K3 I
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    文中提到这个曾经游过英吉利海峡的女游泳豪杰,由于70岁的时候得了scoliosis, 让她无法在水中再展英姿。( v' S1 z$ z, y0 K8 O5 P
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    但是她遇到了一个94岁的老人和另外一个教授游泳的教练,这个94岁的老人找到这个游泳教练要学习蝶泳。
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    ! u; n. y6 S' S) Q& K也经过这个教练的指导,78岁的女游泳英雄也可以游2个小时而不再感到疼痛(之前她每次游只是轻轻地拍打水,因为游的时候很痛)。
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    # ?- r  B. S: i# s) |1 b因为上个星期在一个班里代课,那个教室的老师身体比较胖一些,聊天中她说到自己10岁的女儿很瘦很瘦(54磅),每次她吃饭,都很费劲,因为她不想吃。可是这个孩子也有scoliosis这种病,于是妈妈就和女儿因为吃饭而有很多争吵。9 q- ]. J9 n; T, \2 j

    $ Y! v% a; j5 U/ ~" r5 j0 O我告诉这个妈妈,光逼她吃也不行,她不吃是脾胃不好,没有食欲。 但是他们西医也不讲这个啊。& r6 A( E8 E, K. g( e; G
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    她这样不好好吃饭,是不是更加重她的疾病啊?
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    # A& D7 _+ p& g0 p- ~4 EA Swimming Hero Relearns How to SwimMarilyn Bell swam the English Channel, but scoliosis later in life kept her out of the pool
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    New Paltz, N.Y.

    In 1954, the renowned American distance swimmer Florence Chadwick received a tantalizing offer: Swim across Lake Ontario—something no human had ever done—and she would receive $10,000, the equivalent of nearly $90,000 today.

    The offer, from an annual event called the Canadian National Exhibition, irritated some Canadians who thought that surely one of their own compatriots could accomplish that feat. Years earlier, after all, when chewing-gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. offered $25,000 to the first person to swim from Catalina Island to mainland California, the winner of that prize had been a Canadian, George Young.

    Young had since retired, however, and the swimmer recruited to compete against Chadwick was a 16-year-old Toronto girl named Marilyn Bell. Chadwick was an international star from California who had set records swimming the English Channel in both directions. Bell, by contrast, was unknown outside her Toronto swim club.

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    On race night, the two swimmers dove into Lake Ontario from its New York shores. Chadwick lasted only a few hours. One moment short of 21 hours, Bell reached the Canadian shore in Toronto, earning her headlines around the world. A year later, at 17, she became the youngest person ever to swim the English Channel.

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    In an era of distance-swimming celebrities, Bell reigned as one of North America’s most visible athletes. In 1954, she won Canada’s prestigious Lou Marsh trophy, awarded to the country’s top athlete. Photographs from that time show her standing beside Ed Sullivan and Roy Rogers.

    Then Marilyn Bell did something extraordinary: She disappeared.

    Almost 60 years later, she moved into a retirement center called Woodland Pond at New Paltz. She went now by Marilyn Di Lascio, the surname she’d taken at age 19 upon marrying a New Jersey government worker named Joe Di Lascio. For decades she raised four children as a New Jersey housewife, then went back to school, obtained a graduate education degree and taught special-needs children. Neither at school nor at home was there any talk of her illustrious past.

    “I was the youngest of her kids, and I was 11 or 12 when my siblings and I collectively had an ah-ha moment about who our mother was,” says Jodi Di Lascio, Di Lascio’s daughter.

    Nobody at Woodland Pond knew about her past either. “After all that attention, I just wanted to live a normal life,” says Di Lascio.

    She still liked the water. After the death of her husband of 50 years, she chose to move to Woodland Pond in part because it had an indoor pool. Not that she actually swam. A worsening case of scoliosis had crippled her in her 70s. To get around she used a motorized chair. In the pool, she merely floated on her back, gently kicking her feet. “It hurt too much to try to swim,” she says.

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    The star of the Woodland Pond pool was Paul Lurie, a retired pioneer of pediatric cardiology. He didn’t swim faster or farther than anybody else. In a place where no measure of athleticism is more prized than defiance of age, Lurie was the big man on campus. He didn’t start swimming laps until he was 94. Before that, he’d run stairs at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, where he was chief of pediatric cardiology.

    A case of atrial fibrillation in his early 90s prompted Lurie to ditch the stairs in favor of a lower-intensity workout, and it was in part because of its pool that he chose to move to Woodland Pond. Eager to teach himself proper freestyle technique and learn a second stroke, Lurie went online to investigate an international swim-improvement program called “Total Immersion,” and made an amazing discovery: The founder of Total Immersion, Terry Laughlin, lived in New Paltz.

    Lurie got in his car, drove to Laughlin’s house and knocked on the door. When Laughlin’s grown daughter answered, she found on their doorstep a 94-year-old man saying he wanted to learn to swim butterfly.

    Typically, a two-day Total Immersion seminar costs $495. But Laughlin went to Woodland Pond and provided free-of-charge lessons to Lurie, seeing in him the chance to explore a question: How old is too old to improve as a swimmer?

    After a handful of lessons, Laughlin streamlined Lurie’s freestyle so dramatically that a video of them swimming side-by-side offers little evidence which man is the coach and which the student. Within a year, Lurie cut in half the time it took him to swim 20 lengths, a workout he performs every weekday morning. For a second stroke, Laughlin taught the old man backstroke, having decided that butterfly was too ambitious.

    Neither man paid much attention to the woman who arrived during their workouts on a motorized chair, and who floated on her back, gently kicking her feet.

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    A local reporter, while writing about Di Lascio’s involvement with a Woodland Pond philanthropic effort, searched her online and learned about her past. When Woodland Pond administrators found out, they arranged to show in the community theater a 2001 made-for-television movie called, “Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story.” After the showing, Di Lascio stood to answer questions about her feats as Marilyn Bell. She also explained that scoliosis now made it too painful for her to swim. In the audience was Lurie, who came forward afterward to suggest that she consider taking lessons from Laughlin.

    “I thought maybe Terry could teach her to swim without pain,” says Lurie. “It seemed such a shame that this superstar could only float on her back.”

    “I wasn’t particularly interested in doing it,” recalls Di Lascio. “But Paul so wanted me to try, and Terry was very eager too.”

    At the pool, Laughlin asked her to swim a couple laps. “It was very painful,” she says.

    What Laughlin saw convinced him that he could help her. “Marilyn displayed class 1950s form,” says Laughlin. “Head high. Hips flat. Legs churning. Not salutary for the spine.”

    Under Laughlin’s guidance, Di Lascio deconstructed her championship stroke and learned to keep her head aligned with her spine, rotate her torso and calm her kick, allowing her legs to draft behind the upper body. In short order, she was swimming two hours a day without pain.

    At 98, Lurie recently published his first book, “A Cardiologist Explains Things: Basic Information for the Layperson.”

    “He’s a hard person to keep up with,” says Di Lascio. But in her own way, she’s trying. At 78, she has devised a new goal for when she turns 80: She wants to participate in an annual 13-mile Hudson River swim. “I don’t know whether I will be able to do it, but it’s an exciting thing to think about,” she says.


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    发表于 2016-2-18 20:01:55 | 显示全部楼层
    一直以为脊柱侧弯是外科病,搬小板凳听讲
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    MagicSmile 发表于 2016-2-18 19:01 2 U2 \9 G. J* `. ^, d# L
    一直以为脊柱侧弯是外科病,搬小板凳听讲
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    在中医里属于正骨科。
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    一般多是筋伤,后面发展成错骨。
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    筋伤阶段,其实现在很多阳郁的人有肩背拘紧、“五十肩”、“鼠标手”之类的,就这种感觉,感觉全身的筋是缩而僵直的。, A' x7 `+ R! v! n) h/ i

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    后面会产生错骨,骨头缝有错位。脱了衣服或是别人用手沿着脊椎骨摸下去,能感觉有一两节隆起过高或左右错位。: Q& \$ F) I' v5 t% ~0 u% v# P
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    7 {( ^8 s, B* k筋伤的阶段,一般用内服药就可以解决;错骨了,要有练过内家功的,且学过正骨的人,隔几天把骨重新正好的同时服活血去瘀的内服药。
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     楼主| 发表于 2016-2-18 20:46:13 | 显示全部楼层
    蒙城郎中 发表于 2016-2-19 08:32
    7 f% z2 y- I* A; ?( ^在中医里属于正骨科。
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    3 B# w* c6 V0 }1 D# a一般多是筋伤,后面发展成错骨。

    - L; y+ q# u( C2 ?0 y& l3 k谢谢郎中的解释!
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    ! [0 K6 ?& e& ~2 }这篇文章中说那个游泳教练改变了这位女士的游泳姿势后,她就可以游两个小时也不疼了。是不是那样的姿势让错位的骨头不用力而得的结果?
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    发表于 2016-2-18 20:50:58 | 显示全部楼层
    这个“五十肩”有体会。年轻的时候腰板儿总是直溜溜的,别人看着都累,可自己不觉得,因为养成习惯了,这两年就真的挺不起来了,坐一会,就得佝偻下去才觉得舒服,阳郁害人哪,四十就有五十肩
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    metamorphosis 发表于 2016-2-18 19:46
    5 S" B* N: G; J1 |* O6 {谢谢郎中的解释!) m0 U1 }9 t1 {- L- a2 k
    我知道美国的学校里都会定期给学生检查这个病。
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    “错骨了,要有练过内家功的,且学过正骨的人”5 K6 m( h/ D! d& H/ y, p3 a5 h
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    现在还有多少练这种功的人?
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    谢谢化蝶MM提问!
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      e' ~0 s$ p1 u* e3 k我以前也有肩背拘紧和轻微的五十肩问题,现在好了。, J, f. w$ p8 @% B
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    joyce 发表于 2016-2-18 20:15
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    现在还有多少练这种功的人? ...
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    练内家功的人是很多的,只是还练正骨或学医的就不多了。
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    发表于 2016-2-19 10:59:27 | 显示全部楼层
    是不是练中国武术的都是内家功, 比如咏春,八卦,太极什么的?
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    6 F+ \; R; K* {8 k' f2 v很想让孩子从小连点武术, 可这里都是跆拳道馆, 中国武馆很少。
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    shamrock100 发表于 2016-2-19 09:59
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    很想让孩子从小连点武术, 可这里都是跆拳 ...
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    中国武术分内家和外家的。
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    ; E" X8 Z6 D3 ?$ u+ K5 k$ B原来的帖子曾经讲过,按摩啊、正骨啊,这施术的人,手上的力要缓缓的施出,且力道要雄浑有力,这个得长年的内家功修练才有的。
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    & Q+ C: O" M5 M象现在很多按摩的人,都是“哈”的一声,这力道一瞬间就到患者身上了,也一瞬间这力道就消失了,是一种爆发力,这种对患者的伤害很大的。如果患者又是个骨错位的,有可能就这么“哈”一声,患者从此终生瘫痪了。
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    1 O7 w+ t$ h1 F在北美,华人孩子练小擒拿相对要好点,因为北美真的“战斗”就是两三招内就停止了的。华人孩子爆发力不可能跟白人崽子、黑人崽子比,就得以巧劲来应对。人家出拳能化解,并能反锁住鬼崽子,就行了。
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    学跆拳,本身就不专业,抬腿高重心就不稳,力气又比鬼崽子小,一推就倒,就跟学舞龙舞狮的人翻跟斗一样,翻起来好看,一接触就被别人干趴下。. g) e2 |" @8 @) T
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    郎中,我疑惑俺LG是不是得了五十肩? 医生说arthritis 关节炎。可恶、顽固的家伙不肯吃中药,在患处外敷热毯子你觉得有帮助吗?谢谢!
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    Day801 发表于 2016-2-19 10:15
    , H' G9 i- p$ G+ l郎中,我疑惑俺LG是不是得了五十肩? 医生说arthritis 关节炎。可恶、顽固的家伙不肯吃中药,在患处外敷热 ...
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    得自己感觉那痛的深处,有隐隐的寒冷才有用。
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    0 F5 J' A- f' Y: w. b' {9 _你家鬼子,要是感觉里面是灼热的,你还来电热毯,那真是“鬼哭狼嚎”咧!想换一个,也不带你这么出阴招的。
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    蒙城郎中 发表于 2016-2-19 10:18
    ' {/ ?  g& T2 Q" X0 R" i得自己感觉那痛的深处,有隐隐的寒冷才有用。0 G, S+ y/ P% A( q/ |. \9 N2 e6 @1 _

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    经你这么一说,还真得要小心处理。有时候他摸到我的手冷,就会叫我将手搭在他的肩部,说这样舒服些。唉,你说这人的智商怎么就这么难提高涅?!7 R/ @) V1 ?% L6 N: c, w
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    蒙城郎中 发表于 2016-2-19 10:18
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    ) u, }, U$ b% s3 Q你家鬼子,要是感觉里面是灼热的,你还来电热毯,那真是“ ...
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    这种阳谋都被你揭穿???
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    发表于 2016-2-19 12:46:36 | 显示全部楼层
    郎中也会擒拿?北美的孩子在哪能学小擒拿呀?
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    蒙城郎中 发表于 2016-2-18 19:32
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    蒙城郎中 发表于 2016-2-18 20:32
    2 O) M9 l5 m) n& q. Y. D7 K在中医里属于正骨科。! z$ y# I! l  M2 R4 E9 |

    0 q7 C( V" @) Q$ ~一般多是筋伤,后面发展成错骨。

    * ^6 R6 W. E3 O, d  ]- K, j' t  u7 X嗯嗯,筋伤在先,若不快治后面发展成错骨。觉得还真是这么回事哈
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    % e" s$ ]' L1 z' O4 X说道“用手沿着脊椎骨摸下去,能感觉有一两节隆起”  7 O. [. T+ b- R% ]+ e" E
    想起来有个人说自己,脊椎骨2侧开1寸地方(肾脏的所在位置上下),有酸痛点,平时看不出,只有推拿时可摸到皮肤内有2-3个硬币大小的包,说去常推拿话,隆起就小了酸痛也好些点,这个可能是啥?0 Z* D# C) ?! [$ h& U0 r" K
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    发表于 2016-2-19 20:08:42 | 显示全部楼层
    Peas 发表于 2016-2-19 14:01
    3 Q7 r" m$ v( n0 D0 |% X嗯嗯,筋伤在先,若不快治后面发展成错骨。觉得还真是这么回事哈
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    说道“用手沿着脊椎骨摸下去,能感觉有 ...
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    你说的更象是气滞血瘀的内疾外显。! y5 h1 P1 v- ~  E

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    谢谢郎中  发表于 2016-2-21 11:11
    发表于 2016-2-19 22:46:50 | 显示全部楼层
    carriecatt 发表于 2016-2-19 12:29 9 P0 a+ M7 j' G' ?4 E7 e) ~! x. K
    郎中,像西医说的椎间盘突出是不是也可能这样开始的?

    ' ?, e5 @% f/ s/ d8 z4 I& H' i对,这种的是。
    发表于 2016-2-20 17:16:25 | 显示全部楼层
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     楼主| 发表于 2016-2-23 16:17:15 | 显示全部楼层
    蒙城郎中 发表于 2016-2-19 08:32 / j1 V- P# m0 H' Y0 S: A
    在中医里属于正骨科。: T4 L# E5 {  N5 O( r' z

    ; `0 E5 v4 l' I6 L% q一般多是筋伤,后面发展成错骨。

    5 P0 M: D6 j/ `+ Y2 `$ e+ F0 O0 z今天去代课,知道这个班的另外一个老师的女儿得的也是这个病,刚做完手术,据说要恢复很长时间。
    . M' h6 e! H' W: U2 N3 Y据说那个老师的女儿14岁。今天和我在一起的这个老师的女儿10岁,她的爸爸也得这个病。我问他们体型是什么样的,女老师说这两个女孩都是瘦型的。 : p+ c- g; u6 Y6 v  w& D7 O0 G

    1 w' F9 z' a* C5 ~1 |1 g- Q( |9 o& G不知道这个病为什么这么小就有?和饮食吸收有关吗?是不是瘦人更容易有筋的问题?
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