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it’s different.”
That was the moment I knew distance was failing.
The second week began with a lie we both agreed to believe.
“How’s your back?” I asked Monday morning.
“Better,” he admitted. “Much better. Actually, you’re good at what you do.”
That should have been the end.
I should have said we could reduce sessions.
Instead, I said, “Prevention is important.continue reading …
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