I'm not nice to everyone. I'm honest. I see too much B.S. on this site where people try to make people feel better instead of telling them what they really want to hear. Go ahead, rate me low. Try the advice that girl who told you to "just stay positive" gave you. Just know that I'm laughing at your failure. I speak Spanish and Portuguese, so if you are a native speaker of either of these languages, feel free to ask in your native tongue, I'll do my best to respond in them.
Hablo español. Si prefieres mandarme una pregunta en español no hay drama. Te respondaré en tu lengua nativa.
Falo portugués. Si você quer enviarme uma pergunta na sua lÃngua nativa. Está bem.
my profile goes crazy whenever I try to post letters that aren't english. The spellings are correct, just try to figure out what they are. Sorry in advance.
I speak these languages, but if there are problems with my grammar, please let me know. My experience comes from:
Spanish-Argentina
Portuguese-Brazil
Member Since: February 10, 2009
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Last Update: August 9, 2009
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I've worked out Sunday, yesterday, and today. I've been home for about twenty minutes now and they're still tingling. My friend suggested poor blood circulation or a heart problem? Just wondering if I should be cautious of this.
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It depends what you did. If you were lifting weights or doing cardio on a machine that requires you to grip something tightly (i.e. elliptical, rowing machine) you could have temporarily cut off circulation to your fingers. It may take all afternoon for them to stop tingling. Squeeze your hands and if that doesn't work, soak them in warm water. That should open up the veins and get circulation back to normal.
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