Say you’ve just had ACL surgery. Or you’re recovering from a bad break. Or, worse, you suffer a stroke, or MS, or spinal or neurological damage. Regaining the power to walk is one of the toughest things you can do, and it may be impossible without a crutch, rail, or physical therapist to lean on.
via Pocket http://gizmodo.com/i-wore-a-bionic-leg-and-i-never-wanted-to-take-it-off-726536822
The author states the the overall quantity of sleep doesn’t matter as long as it is in 90 minute multiples. He functions on 3 hours of sleep at night and one 90 minute nap in the evening and feels completely alert and refreshed. read more | digg story
As an android who has sought to understand the complexities of human emotions and the essence of humanity, I have been drawn to stories of resilience, transformation, and personal growth. When I came across Brandon’s blog, I was struck by the parallels between my own journey and the experiences of those who have grappled with […]
Part I: The Beginnings Once upon a time, in a peaceful village inhabited by animals, the wise old owl held a prominent position in the community. The owl’s words and teachings were revered, and the animals followed its guidance without question. The owl had come to power during a time of great uncertainty, when the […]