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Don't wear flip flops for too long, unhealthy

Flip flops can be unhealthy, experts say

Experts warn wearing flip flops can cause permanent damage. They say the shoes can alter your natural stride, and lead to shin splints, Achilles tendon problems, and even lower back pain. Wearing flip flips too often can also cause soreness, chafing, and blisters. Doctos advise to only wear flip flops for short periods of time and to purchase those that have arch support and a...[ Read More... ]

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Water Slide Dangers When You Flip Off (Unintentionally)

Posted on Facebook Yesterday by Dallas man David Salmon after falling off a waterslide on a cliff in a private home in Austin:Too dang old to be going down water slides. Fell off this one that is over a rocky cliff. First time in an ambulance. I'm currently in the hospital in Round Rock. Broke my arm (humerus) and fractured ribs. Multiple lacerations on my back, arms and side. Just found out I...[ Read More... ]

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