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[fuxd]

My regiment these past months: neuromuscular-activation therapy three times a week, osteopathy once a week. It's working. Immediately after a session on Monday, I could walk painlessly and with relative ease for a few blocks. For those few blocks I was euphoric. I was looking up at buildings instead of at the ground (lest I stumble), I was happy

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[botchedbatch]

on your slightly different note- what did you find off about the unbearable lightness of being?

[fuxd]

let's get coffee damnit

Unbearable Lightness

[eyes_that_snow]

I didn't love it either on the first read, or even on the second read or the third. But I've found that passages from it return to me again and again, and it's through that subtle, sinuous, indelible influence that I've come to love it so.

When I see you in person, I'd be curious to hear a more detailed account of your response.

[scrollwyrm]

The bipolarity of this post leave me uncertain whether to wave pom-poms or offer a box of tissues, so I'll settle for the most necessary response. When referring to training or other routines, you mean "regimen," not regiment. Though it would be really hilarious to see you commanding a regiment. Also, I hope your leg's implosion feels better than it sounds.