Amazing
|
|
|
|
Amazing
|
ODonnell Swing clip
(found at Fox )She was demonstrating "inversion therapy." That's where you hang upside down by a swing. She does it 15 to 30 minutes a day as part of her treatment for depression -- treatment that also includes yoga and antidepressants. Saying "it looks scary, but it's not," O'Donnell climbed onto the swing, which sent the audience into wild applause. O'Donnell says she began treatment for depression after the Columbine school shootings. She says, "I stayed in my room. The lights were off. I couldn't get out of bed and that's when I started taking medication." She says there's no shame in taking anti-depressants, adding "it saved my life." Rosie O'Donnell AP
Shannon says: March 10th, 2007
They did a whole hour on depression and this is one of the many methods they presented due to the supposed release of serotonin while upside-down. Was a good show and will probably help a lot of people. |
Like this page: Share
Top 10 YouTube movies 2011 The dictator funny official trailer Kindle Four essential Kindle Fire tips and tricks Movie Shame. There have always been lots of movies that show or exploit sex, but far fewer that try to explore it seriously, as a rich, meaningful subject, whether psychological or social... A Christmas Carol Seymour Hicks plays the title role of Scrooge in the first sound version of the Dickens classic about .. Download
Movies affiliate cash snipers secret software
MEN WANTED ! Due to a high number of female members. MEN JOIN FOR FREE for a limited time ! NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED VIEW MORE PICS
In
this film section:
unreleased movies in three little steps. Search this site
|
NEW
YORK — Rosie ODonnell swing & hung upside down like a
bat on "The View" Friday.
