Narration Reel
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carefully. I grip my companion by the shoulder and pulled him away from the slippery stone wall. He left behind, stains of blood on the cobalt rock strands, thick and black sticking to where he once rested in the flickering firelight. What little I could see was pure horror. Three deep gashes each about three inches apart, were scored across his back from left waist to right shoulder, a mess of torn flesh, muscles, and tendons. He had been ripped to the bone right through his thick furs and leathers in the freezing temperatures. The blood seemed to flow less willingly, but this made the injury no less scrim think of a friend or acquaintance whom you consider to be a typical people pleaser. This individual is probably one of the nicest people. You know, he or she is always ready to lend a hand. You can count on him or her to help you. Whenever the need arises, this person will gladly abandon his or her personal pursuits to cater to your wants and needs. Chapter one The Mind Body Connection is real. When I started medical school in 1970 doctors looked at the human body as a complicated machine, with a finite number of independent parts on average, it functioned for about 75 years, provided you took care of it and fed it the right fuel like a high quality car. It ran well provided that it didn't have any major accidents and that no parts were irreversibly compromised or broken