Here’s what this reminds me of: As a massage therapist I’m
constantly telling clients, friends and family that if they have some small
injury, to take care of it IMMEDIATELY. Say you hurt your wrist, or shoulder,
or ankle. And you think, “eh, I can live with the pain for a while, it’ll get
better.” But you don’t get it x-rayed. You don’t rest, ice, take Advil, or get
PT. Instead, it gets worse and spreads up your leg/arm. So now, 20 years later,
you can’t raise your arm fully. You can’t lift heavy things. You also have knee
pain and hip pain. Now you need a hip replacement, because you didn’t rest your
ankle 20 years ago when the original injury happened.
People don’t look at the long game. They think things will
go away. They don’t. You have to take smart, immediate action to prevent what
is a worse situation.
2 days ago a very close friend had a heart attack. He’s 48.
He’s been super stressed, unhappy and not in good shape. And he knew it. But he
put it off. He’s just lucky that he was next to a doctor when it happened and
now he’s home and hopefully going to be OK.
Do not take risks now. Not with your health. Not with other
people’s health. Take care of yourself, your loved ones, our city, our state,
and our planet NOW. Before it’s all gone.
Be safe. Peace.
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