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“The symptoms are not problems. They’re the poetry of the body.”

Oh, this line is pure gold. It reframes everything, doesn’t it? We’re so conditioned to see discomfort as a sign of something wrong, something broken. But what if it’s not brokenness, but rather a kind of expressive language? Our bodies are storytellers, and they use discomfort, pain, and strange sensations to tell us what words can’t. It’s a radical shift to think of our physical experiences as poetry, as a form of art. It invites us to listen with a different kind of attention, a more compassionate and curious one. It’s not about silencing the body, but about letting it speak its truth, in whatever form it chooses.

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