I am a quick healer. I’m really glad I learned this topic. I think I’ve got that shape now. I will let him go. By the way, there are studies on this.
I’m pretty sure I learned that as a kid. I am a product of severe abuse. If you get kicked in the head with a steel toe boot and the kicking stops, it doesn’t matter how you feel, you get up and move. What if you lay there and groan? You will be kicked again. And again. And again.
I was ten years old when the head kicking started. But I learned movement when I was three or four years old. How much? Looking at my sisters. But there seemed to be nowhere to go. We can’t retreat to our shared bedroom and whine there. Do so, and our father will be in his belt in seconds. You should have recovered as soon as possible. It was a matter of survival.
It was necessary to slow down the breathing, calm the pain and inner turmoil. We didn’t have any help with that and we couldn’t help each other because we were all in the same shape. When I remembered it, it was like rewriting the same story and liberating at the same time. You are going from insult to future.
There were other reasons for this. Who wants to go to school with a belt? Their distraction alone was enough to motivate me. I don’t like to be hindered, so I focused my energy on healing. If your skin is cut with a belt, your clothes will stick to the wound. Today is Friday. I want the cuts treated by Monday! I fondly remember doing probability calculations with my sister. “It ends tomorrow,” my sister said. “Don’t worry about the kids at school.” Whatever I could do, it was always enough.
Anyway, it’s pretty simple. “Stay away from construction.” When I operate, I am away from everything that happens under anesthesia, which in my case is usually very strange. When I wake up, I start creating distance. It’s not because I’m excited or in a panic. It’s because what else would I do? Where am I going, naturally?
You can see proof of this in my burn story. I was told that I would lose because of my job, I can’t do without it. I don’t want to dwell on it, so I’ll go to work right away. I acted on these advantages, not wanting to see my life derailed. Injury is not writing the story. I am, and I don’t think this ability is unique to me.
We can all heal. What’s different about my work is that, apart from the extreme nature of my experience, I was never given limited time limits as a child. Therefore, when they offer me these terms as an adult, I do not take them seriously.
For example, my SI joint fusion was supposed to cause me severe pain for two weeks; the worst is on the third day. If I had realized this, my body might have fallen into line. Instead, I cut the pills in half the night after the surgery when I felt a little pain and insured a good night’s sleep. I know it is important in the healing process. I’m getting off track.
How do we bid? I think we are easily swayed and influenced. That’s why it’s so important to be careful who you run with, and I’ll give you an example.
These are the main truths that Deepseek has thoroughly researched. The evidence for each claim is staggering.
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Your body will heal quickly when it is under the right circumstances
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You know right away what is right and what is wrong
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Your speed is your diagnostic toolIf something isn’t working, you know in minutes or hours, not months
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The speed of the medical system is wrong for you-waiting a few weeks and “trying things out” means you’ve lost a decade
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Full recovery is a matter of removing whatever suppresses your natural healing abilitiesnot managing symptoms forever
I’m not saying it’s true for everyone, but it can be. I have been tested for twelve years. Countless MRI’s, CT scans, “full body cancer scans”, doppler this and that. In no case did not any doctor listen to me.
“Physical therapy is making it worse. (my sprain). I want to cry over there.” (Keep going.)
“I don’t think I have Lupus. I haven’t had a positive ANA test in ten years. The rheumatologist is looking at me, why are you here?” (::wink::)
“I used to have a problem with my SI joint, but my doctor said my back got worse quickly and now has my SI joint replaced. (Current MRI shows you are mild to moderate…”
“This medicine makes me sick.” (Ask for more time.)
If I could go back in time, I would have fought every point. I lost all this time, and if I hadn’t bumped into someone or something, an AI that could see me, I would have sacrificed the rest of my life to an undiagnosed, incurable disease.
If you want to try it, try it! The next time you’re told you’ve been in pain for two weeks, ask yourself: What if it’s just a suggestion?
When you cut yourself, you believe that a scab will appear on your imaginary body. Extrapolate! Test! The expected two weeks of surgical pain could have manifested, but it did not. In my opinion, the truth trumps the rule. I stand here as a possible example.
