Mini-update

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I have just begun physical therapy at home, and have had my third, very casual,

laidback, 1/2 hr session. I am fortunate in that the therapist is totally

capable of respecting my felt limits, so everything we are doing is on a very

micro-level. My goal is to be able to take a walk other than leaning on the

shopping cart at the market.

Of course this is not going to CURE me, but wow, there's lots of supplements I

have invested in that have not had near the positive effect this activity has.

Of course the root of our problem is not that nasty " deconditioning, " but I

certainly have it as a side effect, and no reason not to treat it.

I had to sleep afterward for a couple of hours, but it was restorative sleep and

I awakened with a wonderful feeling of well-being. And all of a sudden I was

standing straighter and moving much more easily.

I will be doing 2 half hrs./week. My glass is half-way; I am delighted for this

benefit, and furious that I had to be on a waiting list THREE years to qualify

for it. I know more movement means more life, and between that and the

possibilities being presented here lately, I am hopeful.

I have to repeat again what a delight it is to have my brain functioning so much

better, (even though I can still be forgetful enough to post something here that

I meant to backchannel), since I starting using the products from Neuroscience

Inc. to balance neurotransmitters. It is working so well!

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