Pardon my going on about accupuncture. But it really is amazing. My accupuncturist, a Chinese physician, holds clinic on the second floor of an HDB commercial complex in Chinatown and refuses to give appointments. "Come when you come," she shrugs.
She is a card, a real character - and I warmed to her in the same way I find myself inclining toward quirky women. She takes cash only. She and her receptionist have a very giggly schoolgirlish relationship. And although her English is on the elemental, primordial side - she has that winning instinct of making herself very easily understood.
Yesterday, perhaps as a result of a difficult week, I was inspired to make time to escape to her for an hour. I got there at 11:30, blissful that the clinic was empty and she could see me right away. I went through the restorative cupping along my entire spine and the exhilerating needling and she gave me unlabelled pills to take - so that I could get "an - bocked".
She also showed me (with the help of a rubber and plastic model) that the human ear is
exactly like a human fetus. How great is that? Last night, once again, I slept like a baby and rose this morning with verve and energy - completely ready for doctor's appointments, a hundred errands, writing homework and choir practice.
Am so going again next week.
Saturday, February 03, 2007
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P.S. My experiment was a failure. I just announced my intention to introduce a good "measure of conflict and contradiction" to our relationship early this week, and that same night I got lucky.
New theory: threatening husbands also work.
accupuncture...? not sure if I'm ready to get needles stuck into any part of my body unless its for blood test. You are brave! But glad to know how revitalizing it can be.
Hmmnn....maybe one day.
Leah, it's amazing stuff. Noelle can probably back me up, but it doesn't actually hurt in the way that you think a needle stuck in you will. The needles are so thin (not like sewing needles or other needles you see).
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