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[...] This in turn affects the legs and feet. [...]

(Jane has achieved more motion and movement in her legs—her knees especially—since we began propping her feet up on a box as she lays in bed. This promotes drainage of the edema in her lower legs and feet, and has been quite effective, since she responds quickly. [...]

[...] On some of those occasions all of the areas from the hips upward were stretching, while the legs would more or less be bent in the usual fashion. [...]

[...] The muscles in the high portions of the legs, in the back, are the ones that need to be strengthened to unite the body in the flexibility that various portions of it are achieving.

It was obvious in the bathroom that his legs, which had been stable for several days, and showing improvements, were now trembling and insecure, but he interpreted that bodily message with self-disapproval, at the end of the hallway he had to sit down. [...]

[...] In the second part, she was on her back in bed when her right hip did something and then her legs were equal in length in her vision. [...] The leg data were especially important.

(Jane is still being bothered considerably in her arms, legs, knees, back, etc., especially at night when she tries to sleep. [...]

[...] During the latter part of this session he slept beside me, wedged between my leg and the arm of the divan. [...]

[...] When his legs bother him, they do want activity. [...]

[...] Using the body as it is now, with its abilities, will automatically help to readjust such physical problems as the bent legs. [...]

[...] Often, say, the back areas of the leg will be loose and comfortable while the topside knee portion might be sore. [...]

[...] The feet are coming along excellently, so that they will be flexible enough as Ruburt walks more—that is, they will be able to manipulate in concert with the changed positions that the legs are now beginning to achieve.

[...] She referred to her hips and legs—the same areas that have bothered her a great deal now for a number of weeks. [...]

[...] A couple of days ago we narrowed the cause down to the fact that since her hips and legs began to act up so, she’s been taking ten arthritis-strength Bufferin a day; this has been going on for a month or so, and is far more than she usually took. [...]

[...] The legs and entire lower portions of the body have been in a constantly changing state of late (for weeks), as the legs and knees do begin to gain more motion. [...]

That small alteration, however, immediately altered the legs’ position, however minutely, placing new challenge upon the entire leg and foot region. [...]

(Generalized body changes since the last session Saturday night: More loosening in neck, ligaments, chin and face area; walking is easier but still requires support – legs tremble and have trouble supporting weight, but knees move better. [...]

He is beyond the point, however, of unpredictability, as when he could not tell when the right leg would hold or not in any position. [...]

(After this, I experienced a somewhat different version of my thrilling sensation, in my arms from the elbows down, including the hands, and in my legs from the knees down, including the feet. It was stronger in the right leg and foot, equal in the arms. My upper arms and legs were free of the feeling. [...]

[...] In general outlines, I saw him as he sat leaning back in an easy chair, his right leg crossed over his left, and holding up an opened newspaper. [...]

[...] “Something’s going on inside the right leg,” she said after a few minutes. [...]

[...] “The right leg did do new stuff, though.” [...]

[...] Though in dreams you see or feel your arm move, your legs run, still the arm and the legs of the physical body may not move.

[...] Noticed however even during this, a strange and delightful and sudden release, physically with arms, legs, shoulders, neck. [...]

Some additional problems for the woman who called, and marriage to a man with something wrong with a leg, perhaps only a slight limp. [...]

(C B Doesn’t know a man with a limp, or something wrong with a leg. [...]

[...] The changes continue to take place in her body, including a periodic trembling in the muscles of her legs [entire body]. [...]

(On June 5, 1968 John Pitre telephoned Jane from Franklin, LA, seeking answers to three questions: the reasons for John’s uneasiness concerning his wife Peg last week; the reasons for the loss of leg feeling John experiences in hot weather; and data on a pilot, Albert Blevins, who vanished on a flight in a small plane near the Gulf Coast about four years ago, presumably near Franklin.

[...] The difficulty showing up in a right leg, though the origin of the illness will not be in the leg. Something of the sort of a blood clot in the leg, that type of illness.