You feel the weight of your body… in your joints
Those who feel pain when walking do not live. They survive.
It’s nothing new. You feel pain every day—and you’ve gotten used to it. But the pain you ignore today is the one that will keep you from walking tomorrow. Your body gives you signals. You feel it. But you keep putting it off.
You feel pain getting out of bed. Stuck. Discomfort. Irritation. When you walk, it feels like you’re dragging chains. You no longer have lightness. No autonomy. You live on the edge of collapse. And the cruelest part? You’ve gotten used to it. But the truth is clear: You’re stuck inside and pretending everything is fine. You’re afraid of taking a wrong step. Avoid stairs, holes, slopes. Your body has become a minefield. Your knee gives out. Your hip locks. You walk looking at the ground, afraid of falling—again.
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