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Icehouse, did you forget to check in? (5/2)


Day 8745531 here. Thudnesday I think. Time is a blur.



But in all seriousness, 2884 days. Had a bad few months, with lots of pain, but now that I finally got off my chair and am doing garden work again, the pain has subsided. It's a pattern really: after a few days of hard work my feet get less sensitive. No idea how it works, but glad it does!


Hope you are all doing OK.
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