Let my suffering be your reasoning to thrive. Let it be today. Let this be your motivation. Clean, my sisters brothers and none of the above. Clean.
Let my suffering be your reasoning to thrive. Let it be today. Let this be your motivation. Clean, my sisters brothers and none of the above. Clean.
ProTip: push your knee(s) against the sink for extra support. Initially you’ll feel a little weird, but you won’t care after your back stops hurting. You can also use this when brushing your teeth and washing your hands.
Source: Taught to me by a physiotherapist who specialises in pain management.
Pro pro tip: make sure the edge of the sink isn’t wet before you do that. Unless you like looking like you peed yourself.
There are water-proof aprons. Not a bad investment.
As a tall person, I really need to try that, thx. Hunching over doesn’t bother me at all when washing hands or brushing my teeth, since that is only for a short while, but my back does start to hurt if there’s a bit of dish washing to do
Welp, something I’ve been doing without thinking since I was a teenager working as a dish washer. I’ve had back problems since puberty. Stretch marks on my back to this day from growing too quickly.
Yo, that’s a great tip. Thanks.