[pct-l] sharing my pain . . . .

[jeffmoorehead1 at cox.net (Jeff Moorehead)]

Yogi and some others responding,
 I would be interested if the degenerative conditions (i.e. not including 
blisters, bunions, strains, etc) developed by you are thought to be a cause 
of long-distance, rapid walking (or at least accelerated by it). Here's to 
the quick success of the therapeutic measures to correct it. Godspeed.

Sometimes it hurts just to be human:
  1) Pain of childbirth due to pelvic narrowing to allow upright posture and 
efficient long-distance migration
  2) Bad backs due to supporting an enormously heavy head in an upright 
stance
  3) Collapsing arches (same reasoning)

Solution: become quadripedal again or travel in large groups that will see 
you through...