Circle Dance

Body: 

Full circles. Maybe it's a Libran process, this compulsion to explore the extremes and then find center.
As exhausting as it can be - I am certainly well-traveled. Just wish it wasn't so hard on those around me.

Louise struck such a chord when she mentioned that she dances. And then there was Christines' blog on
Women dancing the Human race... I've been ruminating on it for days.
I was grieving, especially - my dancing, X-country Skiing, and Hiking. Maybe we dance differently I wonder...
The dancing I used to do was a physical modern dance. There is a group that I used to join.
sort of new-agey with drumming and alters, etc. I haven't even dared to go since my injury. It's been sorely
missed.

After reading so many posts about all the lack of any real help and the dismissive nature of doctors both male
and female, I've become aware of the odd blessing of my poverty. I have had only two doctor visits. No insurance makes it
pretty prohibitive, America being the newest of third-world countries - ya know... I don't know what "degree"
I would be given.. and frankly think I may be blessed in Not having these parameters. I've given up on there being
some sort of bought solution. And now I'm growing this certainty that We must take over this responsibility
and guide our bodies back. Thru dance ? My "gut" finds this to be sooooo appropriate.

And I have another extreme wave of gratitude towards Christine for coalescing this forum and to All of you for
sharing such personal experience. You make such a difference in my life, the short-cuts through misery towards
hope. Again, Thank you All, and it's fun hearing where you're All from !
Zelda

Zelda, it is so good to hear you talking like this! Yes, I think perhaps the reason I can do so much with prolapses is that I am now probably doing them all quite differently from how I used to do them, and you can do that too, deciding for yourself with the knowledge and awareness you are developing.

Cheers

Louise