Hi all,

my name is Chantal and I started twisting balloons while I was working as physiotherapist in Afghanistan in 2008.
In 2011 I had to stop working as physiotherapist because of a problem with my wrists, and twisting balloon became a challenge. Now I'm only twisting occacionally and try to learn some magic.
I'm back in college to become a health scientist and I'm working on my first kids show with help from a dutch friend.

I'm sure I will learn a lot here in the magic Café.

Greetz Chantal

Welcome!

As a fellow balloon twister I've also started to feel pain in my wrist while twisting for long hours. It's just a matter of time before I will have to give it up. Thank goodness there's still magic for you and me.

Leland

Welcome Lady Chanty,

I'll see you in "The Little Darlings".

Best of luck on your first Show!

-Mary Mowder

Thanks Mary, I really like 'the litle darlings'forum.

And Leland, I discovered that magic is a lot about presentation and I can switch between tricks that does/ doesn't involve a slight of hand, so for me it is the perfect way to entertain people and take care of my wrists.
I'm very happy that I discovered magic about a year ago And about twice a month I still twist balloons