I think that's the most eloquent description of slipping and falling on ice that I've ever read I enjoyed all of these. After a fresh snowfall, I like to check out the footprints in my backyard to see what visitors I've had during the night.
I'm slowly adjusting to using it. I need to use it a minimum of four hours a night for 21 of the first 30 days in order for insurance to pay for it. The past two nights I've been able to tolerate it for a total of four hours each night, so I'm getting there. It's not a consecutive four hour stretch, but about an hour to an hour and a half at a time, then I have to take it off. I do think even that little bit is helping, since I'm feeling slightly less tired.
Great interview! I really enjoyed this series. They may be short, but they pack a lot of action and left me wanting to read more. I'm glad to hear there's a longer work in progress.