Translate? You mean, once the shell is broken, no doctor can mend you back together again; humpty dumped off the bike? Well, yes they can... Sort of. Let us just say I have a wrist that had a bone crack off. It was such a pain for a whole year of agony working with your hands of course so you suck it up and keep working.
One day you see the x-ray where she is floating off inside you. Next x-ray years later, you see a white line around where it broke off, but there she sits; Reattached. Never had it looked at and maybe there was nothing they could do at the time and thus, nothing was done about it. I can't recall any more pain after that year or so. Do I feel any nerve damage? No. Was I becoming more a shaman so I would use the odds rather than modern med to mend me?
Hey now, how about that get off and the broken foot. Here I am walking on a broken foot I finally have it looked at after 4 months off it, short of toilet trips and what gimps I had to make on that pressure move. Again, she moves back in place and do I have pain? Like what residual is left after the trauma? Yeah, gimp on bad days, walk normal on good days. Have phantom nerve pangs and flip flops do a number on that guy, does it feed it full of nerve damage residuals? And how! The way I moved my foot just now, I could feel a little bit going on.
Someone told me about a book someone wrote about these 5-steps you go through with that kind of pain/more operations kind of stuff needed. It sounds pretty much what is inevitable. The one main idea is to tell yourself to accept your condition. No way around it so you more have to see it as what it is. I have that crashed body video where I came away with an arm again. However, it has a trick thumb that locks if you don't pop it. The arm kind of tingles all up and down. See that residual? I don't even want to count during the day how many times the thumb pops.
And when you see or think or know in you mind, there is someone worse off than you, that main idea keeps coming back to haunt you. You are sort of glad you wear your own shoes, not theirs. I know some guys/gals are not coming home with limb. I could not use one arm to prepare food and shit to feed myself. Did that opened my eyes to how they live like that but they adapt and do. So, that was more the idea of that post. Like this is any better? LOL
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