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Well, Jack, I had a brand new experience, very wild experience.

Ooh, do tell.

I started physical therapy because from like years of being in the isolate and like just all my stress

and tension and like pain is all in my neck and shoulders.

And I found this therapist that a couple of other girls from work were going to. And they're like, yeah, he does this like

dry needling stuff. And it's like, feels really weird. It's freaking awesome. I've had two sessions.

Is it like acupuncture or like what's so kind of. I mean like they

use like acupuncture needles but they hit the different trigger points and they like move the

needle around and it's not like it's not painful but like your muscle like twitches and jumps

and then like releases. Because today, we moved forward.

We moved further down my back into like this part here.

And so like I'm face down on the table.

I have my arm down over here.

He's sticking the needles into like around like my armpit and out my back and like into like my shoulder.

And he hits something and my arm twitch

like fink I hit him get out I hit him in the crotch no you didn't I did I did I did I feel so bad I feel so bad

I'm like I'm so sorry I'm so sorry did he like was it was it like known that you hit him in the crotch? Or did you just kind of like pretend like that you hit him or like? I don't know. I had my face down. Maybe I'm like hoping it was his leg, but it like could very well have been it just inter thigh and I felt terrible. But also like it's kind of comedic. Like, you don't know, like, I couldn't control it.

He, like, it's kind of comedic. Like, you don't know. Like, I couldn't control it. He, like, hit this, like, nerve in my arm, and my arm went thunk. In your defense, he should know better. He should know that, like, when he maybe starts poking around in these different muscles, that you are going to twitch, like, move out of the of the way. Yeah. So it's not your fault.

I think it's, I think it's his. He should have seen it coming. Yeah. But, wow. Things are like so much looser and they feel so much better. So I'm like, whoof, thank you for small miracles. Wow. I can't believe that. Well, actually, I should say, I can believe that you're going to physical therapy after over a decade of working in an ICU, NICU, where you're hunched over, like,

doing all these tedious bits of work for 12 hours straight, four times a week, four times a week

for over a decade. It reminds me, actually, today, we were in lab and we were going over how to listen

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