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Old 12-03-2007 | 11:48 AM
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ORIGINAL: kmunny19

its very easy for any of us to tell you to not give up on hunting and accept the crossbow. but I personally can't feel how that would feel to you. I'm guessing you feel that it will be conceding that you will never be the same again, and accepting the beginning of the end of hunting for you. that would be a totally natural way to feel, and I couldn't blame you if you felt that way. I'm a chiropractor, and see people facing descisions like yours frequently. I can tell you from many of their experiences that the ones who accept the changes and do what their body tells them they can, are usually surprised by how satisfying modifying their activities can be. I do know of some hunters who had to go to crossbow, and even though it was hard to accept, they eventually said they were glad they did. I will also say, those who continue to do all they can, usuall have better health outcomes than those who give up the activities they always loved. I hope this helps and that whatever you decide, you areas happy as possible with your choice.
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