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(She kept it up at 4:06. I thought her motions might make up for the actual session today. She began lifting her head and upper torso, moving it from side to side, with new motion and considerable success. I hadn’t seen her do this for years. It was another great sign, I told her.

(4:09. Groaning and grunting and trying even harder and more loudly, Jane once again began lifting her head and torso and moving them from side to side. “What am I doing, Bob? God, what noises....”

(4:18. Now there was a general movement of head, torso, legs and feet. Jane’s whole body moved and twisted on the mattress, which flexed beneath her accordingly. She couldn’t have done this even last Monday. “What am I doing, Bob?” she asked again, surprised. “If I could just sit on the edge of the bed in a month, even.”

(4:24. Once again she began noisily moving her head and torso from side to side—her best effort yet—the motion having repercussions in her belly and hips, legs and feet. I suggested she not overdo it.

[...] Jane started some motions with her left foot, then her torso and head, back and forth against the pillow. [...]

[...] “Oh, oh, oh”—good motions of her head and torso, with noises, and feet alternating motions also. [...]

[...] Pretty strong movements of the torso, side to side. [...]

[...] Torso side to side. [...]

[...] Another bout of strong motion—head and torso sideways, left foot up in the air—crying out to me. [...]

[...] Left leg up, torso side to side—almost violent motions for my wife—excellent signs. [...]

[...] Once again she concentrated—or her body did—on motions involving mainly her head and shoulders, torso, and to a much lesser degree for the most part, her legs and feet. [...]

[...] Many of her head and torso motions involved pretty good side-to-side movements also. [...]

[...] As I sit here writing I feel it nibbling away—a bit of it in my back, on my cheeks, in my torso. [...]

[...] and torso, all the time grunting and breathing loudly. [...]

[...] More upper torso movements. [...]

[...] She began a generalized motion of her whole body, lifting her head and upper torso off the bed and moving them from side to side. [...]

[...] After her cigarette Jane began to groan and writhe on the bed, her head, torso, legs and feet all moving. [...]

(After getting her drops at 4:15, Jane began a series of movements with her head and shoulders, her left leg, then ended up moving her torso from side to side. [...]

(I remembered that for several days Jane’s legs had remained very quiet while she did practically all of her exercises with her head, shoulders, and torso.)

[...] Then her right foot, left leg, torso, all moved well. [...]

[...] More general motions, head and torso. [...]

[...] Her upper torso went round and round with her efforts. [...]

[...] Noises, rising torso, up and down. [...]

[...] She moved her head and torso up off the bed a bit, then groaned: “That right foot tried to come up off the bed.” [...]

(Leaning forward in her rocker, eyes closed, Jane was now slowly moving her torso and head about. [...]

[...] You will feel, I believe, more comfortable with a torso, hands and feet, and that is why I mentioned specifically that you allow yourself freedom with this other area.

[...] Then the head and torso lifted up and went from side to side. [...]

[...] Jane said that when I brought up the question again tonight she felt the shuddering return, although it was located farther down her torso, in the stomach area, this time. [...]

[...] I did see my bare torso and lower legs.

[...] As I sit here writing these notes, I feel it nibbling away — a bit in my back, on my cheeks and mouth, in my torso. [...]

[...] Thus only their torsos projected above the tabletop, and were reflected in the mirror.