The changes and adjustments continued yesterday, after that > felt it straightened and things started shifting.
This morning, it dawned on me to measure myself. I didn't feel taller, but I was curious.
Sure enough. I was just slightly taller than ever, and a good 1/4 inch taller than I had been in the few times I have measured myself over the past few years, just over 5'11".
Enter panic.
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As one can see, I used to document changes when they happened. I was reasonably diligent. If I could physically get to the keyboard or the physical journal, I was documenting changes as best I could.
I knew they were subjective, for the most part, when not describing visible outwardly changes, but I still felt that perhaps some day in the future the sensations would make sense to others objectively, at least as possibilities.
I was motivate.
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Over time, I lost my motivation.
I don't care about proving myself right, or even just finding which aspects of my theories are right. I want to stop hurting.
I am tired.
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So, with a new increase in height, albeit slight, my first thought was a bad one. Not again.
I can't go through the agony that followed previous height increases again. I won't.
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A hope remains, I suppose. The increased pain (presumably from tensions and tweaks) which have plagued me the past few months, which I presumed to be due to Winter cold and a lack of swimming, could have been a precursor to the change in height, more than those previous times had post adjustment pains which were subjectively so much greater than the status quo.
I can only hope.
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