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  I love the first line “Finally I know why.” I think the not knowing why of something difficult is half of the pain. Knowing why… at least one can begin to work on healing. I have felt this in my own life in so many ways.

  Comment by Alison — September 6, 2009 @ 4:16 pm

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  Thanks Alison. Yes. It’s been a weird month of health. But I do have to say, after my initial shock of seeing these films, it’s been a good thing. I’m not crazy. I do have pain. And someone else can see why. It’s reaffirming in a way.

  Comment by Kelly — September 10, 2009 @ 8:03 am

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  Yes, it’s absolutely reaffirming. And lucky for you that something “normal”, such as the x-ray, supports it. I remember when I had health problems it was a pain in the butt to talk to people about my “chi” and see their eyes role. But when I confirmed some of the issues with a western doc and had the tests to prove it - wow! Legitimacy.

  So it’s nice to know for oneself what is going on with the body and not have it be a mystery. And nice to be able to explain it to others.

  Comment by Alison — September 10, 2009 @ 9:12 am

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