So, it worked out fairly smoothly. We merely called the local wellness centre in Rosedale, and asked if their clinic accepts walk-ins. It so happens they do in the chiropractic department, and I was good to go for 9:00 a.m. The call was made at 7:30 a.m. I was practically accepted on the spot. I met Dr. Suk, a pleasant therapist, and showed him my X-rays made in Mauritius, which were very helpful.
He looked at my posture and did a thorough examination. He then expressed his observations. He said I was uneven in various areas, stiff in some. Interesting was that apparently I'm carrying an extra 23 lbs. of weight on the right side. I'll hear more on Monday after a second visit. He made some physical adjustments. It felt good and relieved some of the enduring pain I was having. I walked back to the ashram with some pride.
A second walking installment was a leisurely stroll through Yorkville, with Connor and Raymond. We wove through the more pedestrian-friendly venues. I did so with ease except for the occasional outburst of what felt like a cough which was going to misalign my rib cage. I managed to gingerly let out my internal irritation, and no bones, spine or ribs, went further out of place.
Spring is here. Trees are budding, but it's a slow process. So is my healing a slow process. Such is the case when you are aging. On display by a shop's window reads, "Don't resist growing old. Some people never have the chance." https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw_sHxygXBS/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=d462x9q115qd
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