So it was a very painful day and trying to get myself ready for the drive home, but I ended up having to spend another night because there was no way I was going to be able to do it. Spent some time in their hot tub also. And yeah, it was a very interesting experience. That was my first experience, experience of many experiences with back trouble that, thankfully, I learned to treat later in better ways
And thankfully, that never happened. But on your journey, what motivated you to just get out and go? And you had that little moment where you had to slow down and do a body check is what I like to call it. You had that body check which gave you a run for your money, but thankfully it didn't take you out and put you up too longer. An extra day and an expensive end doesn't sound like you lost
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@homosanity · 4:59
Scoliosis. I would end up finding out, which would make my back give out at certain points. So I had to learn to take care of my back better. But it came with a couple few years of my back giving out on me to figure that out. So I'm much more, more healthy now, spiritually, solely, I guess, and physically. So thank you for your question, and I'm glad that you got to do that, too
What a wild experience, man, to get stuck literally in bed on the trip. Wow. Well, at least you're in a super comfy spot. If this photo is actually from the place, then I think that that is a beautiful view. So there's definitely a worse place to be stuck bedridden. But I'm glad you, at least are out there exploring and experiencing the world and have the freedom to just kind of take it as it comes. That's a big blessing