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(Jane ate a good lunch and supper. Georgia had brought the menus for the week, but I didn’t get time to fill out all of them. Jane’s forearms are still “soft,” and the index finger on her left hand still bends a little.

(Jane did do some movements of various parts of her body. “I feel that impetus to sit up again, back in my spine,” she said a couple of times. This was news to me, since I didn’t remember her wanting to spontaneously sit up before. An excellent sign, of course.

(She did some side-to-side motions with her head and shoulders, with noises and grunts and groans. A couple of times when she rested, she dozed off while I worked with the mail. Some of her motions were a bit stronger, but not violent by any means today. She did come through with some good head motions, rotating around in a circle in one direction, then reversing it. When Lorrie came in to take her temperature—97.6—Jane had a hard time stopping long enough for it to be done. “I had a hell of a time stopping.” She started right up again as soon as Lorrie left.

(In the room next to ours—332—I heard a familiar wail and cry in a foreign language. It was the Russian lady, Christina, who’s over 90. She’s been gone for months. Christina kept calling for Georgia, who’d taught her her name last time. So memory is still operating, I thought.

(3:18. She finished the session in very good style. I worked on mail. A couple of minutes later Jane started reading aloud the session for the day before—November 29. Again she zipped right through it. “At times the type got really clear,” she said, pleased. She finished the session at 3:34.