Mmmm

[averygoodun42]

I forgot how lovely it feels to get fully cooked through acupuncture. And how oddly definitive the 'timer' is. (It's like a knob inside one's body gets clicked to a different position. If you're asleep, it's obvious enough to wake you up.) It took about an hour for me to be done, but it definitely didn't feel that long. (I love the acupuncture studio! You can lie there as long as you need, and the rates are really reasonable.)

One observation: About halfway through, all of my body finally started to relax except my bad leg. I was more aware than ever how incredibly tight it is, and it seemed incapable of relaxing. Still, I came out with it hurting a bit less than when I went in, so that's something.

Going back tomorrow morning. Hopefully the points will hurt a bit less going in from here on out?

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[mundungus42.livejournal.com]

I'm so glad you're finding relief! I've never had an acupuncture treatment, although my friend who is an acupuncturist fixed my bad ankle while he was still in school (apparently, sitting on it was preventing a years-old sprain from healing completely), so I certainly understand how it helps. That's really neat to hear that one's body clock lets you know when it's done. Here's hoping the leg will respond to tomorrow's treatment. *hugs*