Aww, thank you all for your kind words. 
It does feel like I needed the peace.
Yep, just like everyone here. 
Not to overstep my bounds too much, but… If you have to visit the chiropractor once a week, it doesn’t seem like it’s working for you? I mean, it’s only working long enough to keep you going until the next visit.
Have you considered seeing a physiotherapist instead? The initial visits will be regular, but once they’ve identified any issues, given you the exercises to help, and seen that you’re doing them properly, you can stop seeing them. The point being that they’ve given you the tools to take care of yourself after just a few months, instead of just patching you up until the next visit. Which also ends up cheaper in the long run, too, because less visits and you actually fix the underlying issues.
Yoga is so good for core strength. I’m not surprised that you don’t need the massages as much anymore! It’s quite the holistic exercise. 
Me, too. @Satans_Helper is… Sorry, for overusing the word now, but she’s such a treasure. She’s got such a wonderful balance. Enthusiasm, determination, curiosity, and fire, but also care, devotion, and compassion.

I’m glad she can release these things. 
To be fair, not many people know. Those who raised me were trapped in their own bullshizzle and still haven’t learnt to deal with it. That doesn’t mean I forgive them, but I do understand why they ended up being horrible people. They never had that moment in life to snap them out of it, though.
(Blurred: Politics)
On a higher level… Yes. People running things only care about what’s profitable. Hence why I’m so against this profit-driven system. Economics is a matter of the distribution of resources and the way ours are distributed is extremely predatory.
Without this, you’re right, we would have had unlimited free energy by now, we wouldn’t have homelessness or starvation in the world, and we wouldn’t have cancer.
Horrible story… My father-in-law had prostate cancer, and when he went to visit one of his specialists, the very first question they asked him as if he had already paid for the visit. Not how was his day or how was he doing. If he had paid.
Anyway, sorry for starting to veer off-topic into political economy. It’s a topic that I’m very passionate about and I enjoy writing blog posts on this kind of stuff. But this isn’t the place for it, and if I go any deeper, I might trouble some. So I’ll shush now. 