If I want

to show off the guns, I show off the big one, not the surgery.

Let's see.

So protocol for any rehab is, okay, go to this range of motion.

And who gets to decide what a normal range of motion is? I would like to know who's on the board and have a discussion.

That was not the range of motion that worked for me.

And I can say that repeatedly for each surgery.

You know, it's in that little bit of that low period, but I think that that's where having the mindset and wanting to do it in a body that is difficult to do it in is probably the hardest part.

Three.

Okay.

So surgery number three, I was 19 years old and I had had other surgeries within that same month, the orthopedic knee surgery.

And I was in the physical, so get me out of the hospital.

And I was in PT for a substantial amount of time.

And I remember the feeling of just being completely sidelined.

At this point, I had not only dissociated from my knee, but I also started naming the pillows around myself where, you know, this was my poodle pillow.

And how can we understand your philosophy about that range of motion and how it comes to be with hypermobility?