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Work is being done on the knees, also, so actually the initial good results are showing in the knees and feet and arms. [...]

[...] On two nights in bed, definite softening of very important muscles and ligaments from hips down back of legs, under knees; and also stomach muscles right side. [...]

[...] Saturday AM the parts of my body that had felt softer, were quite sore; knees and arms. [...]

The knees have also loosened, and to a considerable degree—but this is relatively hidden as the relationship between hips and knees is constructively altered. [...]

[...] She said Gail Greene and others told her this morning that the ulcers are all doing much better, and that the two on her right knee, especially the one on the inside, are almost healed. [...]

[...] The signs of healing on the ulcer on the outside of her right knee are very pronounced, compared to the size of the wound there when it had burst after she broke her leg. [...]

[...] The motion still bothered her right knee, near the break, however, but not nearly as much as it used to. [...]

The greater release of the knees allows for a greater freedom of the trunk which in its turn further frees the knees, and so forth.

[...] At the same time, her knees are much looser. [...]

[...] In his particular case, as mentioned, the knees and legs are allowed far greater exercise than before, while the body is in a more or less normal position.

[...] Certain positions, habitual in the hip areas, had to be maintained earlier while the knees began to loosen. Those hip areas are now beginning to release to accommodate; the hips and knees are learning to work together again in the changing beneficial situations.

[...] The knees exercise themselves when Ruburt is sleeping, and stretch when no weight is upon them. [...]

[...] As I stated this does not mean that at certain stages if his knees hurt he cannot cry, or that either of you should consider that a defeat. [...]

[...] Once head felt very full on that side, then the moisture felt as if it were flowing downward; pooling in ear maybe, then down neck—all right side; then as I continue to write and try not to concentrate on all this—a feeling in right leg below knee of blockage for a moment; uncomfortable; I massage it just for a minute; the feeling of moisture then goes into right foot. [...] (This includes under knee.)

[...] I suggested hot towels for the knees—and said that this would help the eyes. [...] The position of the knees is tied into the positioning of the head and neck areas. The heat, applied to the knees when the body is sitting and relaxed, releases the neck tension, and that helps bring the eyes into better balance.

[...] The lower back is becoming more elastic, and that allows for a greater loosening of the knees. [...]

(The swelling on her shoulder was up again, but I noticed there was no drainage at all from her knee, nor was there for the rest of the afternoon. [...]

[...] When I pressed the main tendon/ligament under her left knee, I found it as taut and strong as steel — as usual. [...]

[...] Even I was surprised to feel it move beneath my hand — that it could still do so after being held in that position for many months, following the fracture of the knee. [...]

[...] The resulting release of muscular tension was definitely obvious to him, and reflected not only in the neck or head area, but also in the important knee areas, and traveling to the ankles.

[...] The feeling in the knees is most encouraging, and represents the new activity of joints coming to life again, as the result of the new responsiveness of those neck ligaments.

[...] I want the hot towels on the knees however continued, and all of the suggestions given already. [...]

Short of outright failure, however, some of the articles I’ve collected contain the information that a conventional artificial joint replacement—for a knee, say—usually lasts only from four to seven years before loosening. [...] (One can always claim that being able to walk for even four years is a lot better than not walking at all!) Jane and I also read that through experiments with animals medical designers are working to perfect an artificial knee joint with porous surfaces, to promote better bonding of bone to metal; it could last 15 years or more. [...]

[...] My knee joints and hip joints could thus be replaced.

[...] If they fixed her knees and hips, what about her shoulders? [...]

[...] However, we’ve been extremely pleased to see that in the last couple of days her legs have acquired a good deal more movement at the knees: her toes spanned a distance from front to back of a good six inches as she swung her legs back and forth. This is far better than she could do even a couple of weeks ago, although I think it was back then that she first showed me a slight increase in knee motion. [...]

Susie — knee, surgery

Tell Ruburt that the same energy that healed or mended his right knee can also straighten it out. [...]

Knees feel softer (did reflexology on them Friday).

Breezeway PM: Response right knee new, left forefinger healing all over—talked to parent of my being. [...]

[...] Often, say, the back areas of the leg will be loose and comfortable while the topside knee portion might be sore. This means that the relaxation of the back muscles and ligaments is allowing new stretching of ligaments connected with the knee, and the condition might be reversed the next day, or in an hour. [...]

[...] The body is making necessary changes, however: the chair activity keeping the knees limber enough while undue strain is not placed upon the body at this time. [...]

(This prediction was coupled with Jane’s use of the hot towels on her knees—as Seth has suggested she do often in the recent sessions—and which Jane has largely ignored. [...]

[...] In the rest of the time I want Ruburt to use the hot towels on the knees, and to reread some of our recent sessions. [...]

[...] I also noticed that her right leg [broken above the knee] moves considerably easier these last couple of days.

(Dr. Gibson was in briefly this morning, Jane said, but she didn’t tell him about the second opening in the knee, for drainage, nor did he ask. [...]

[...] Right ankle and whole side of left foot itch—as do knees, to lesser extent. [...]