Psalms 139 : 14 'I am wonderfully made'

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I praise you because in an awe-inspiring way I am wonderfully made.
Your works are wonderful,
I know this very well.

Hmmmm, I hardly give it much thought until something mightily goes wrong in my body. Like how I'm slowly but surely losing my memory.
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&pub=nwtsty&srctype=wol&bible=19139014&srcid=share

 

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Edited November 19, 2021 by happiness IS

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If this is the case of learning new skills and parts of our brain will grow larger, then eventually all us will  be walking around very big heads.

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Like this? Nothing that chocolate can't fix. 

 

 

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https://youtu.be/tcR7LgBVTNE?t=27

 

 

Edited November 19, 2021 by happiness IS

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Seriously, I once read that one time we would receive so much knowledge and that we will be leaving or own bodies.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/19/well/workout-exercise-knee-health.html? November 19, 2021

 

Researchers have lately begun to rethink long-held dogmas about the properties of cartilage, the smooth layer of tissue that cushions the bones of the knee and other joints and whose breakdown is the primary cause of osteoarthritis. “Since cartilage doesn’t have a blood or nerve supply, we used to think it couldn’t adapt or repair itself,” said Michaela Khan, a doctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia and the lead author of the new review on running and cartilage, which was published in the journal Sports Medicine.

 

But that’s not the case. Cyclic weight-bearing activities like walking and — wait for it — running squeeze the cartilage in the knee joint like a sponge, expelling waste and then drawing in a fresh supply of nutrient- and oxygen-rich fluid with each step. Instead of an inert shock-absorber doomed to get brittle and eventually fail with age, Ms. Khan said, cartilage is a living tissue that adapts and thrives with regular use.

 

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How the Inner Ear Balance System Works - Labyrinth Semicircular Canals

 

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I fell from a stool this Monday and injured my left ear. My hearing on that ear is badly affected and worse of all, I'm suffering from balance issues, verging on vertigo. A week after the unfortunate accident, I'm still unable to walk without help from a walking stick. Going downstairs from my bedroom is a laboriously slow process. I'm only functioning at 30 % capacity being unable to cook or do other normal activities. The doctors at the Teaching Hospital never suspected that the dizziness is due to the inner ear balance system. I was asked to leave the hospital after 3 days even though I was still unable to sit upright. My sadistic old Chinese female doctor pretended to not understand English and told me to walk to the washroom even though the sign above the bed says 'Risk of fall'. The Muslim nurses refused to let me get out of bed. Such is the treatment one receives at a government hospital in a 3rd world county in SEA. And yet there is an 8 hour waiting time to get a bed in the ward. Reason : many of the old fat Muslim ladies get free treatment for their diabetic problems and overstay for weeks.

 

Edited November 28, 2021 by happiness IS

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Perhaps sleep.downstairs?....  Showers downstairs....   Hopefully....  Just a suggestion...