30-day Preposition Challenge #day5

Pls help me correct this. Our consciousness leads us to this place for us just to re-experience all those key limiting patterns. Before, we just follow them. We just immerse ourselves in them, and do things without our consciousness. But this time, we have the opportunity to things differently.

A lawyer mentioned his previous injury. There are two muscles that connect to the knee, and he dislocated a small bone associated with one of these muscles. As a result, that muscle was no longer functional. It was indeed a serious injury. At the time, he was 14 years old and considered a minor. He went to the hospital in great pain because he was unable to walk. He had to physically move his leg to use the toilet. After visiting a hospital and undergoing an X-ray, doctors advised him he required urgent surgery, during which they would connect this bone to another using a metal screw. Initially, he resisted surgery. While he was at the hospital, the doctor who examined he was a physician for the Olympic team. She was preparing to travel to Beijing for the Olympics happening around 2008. She provided him with a supportive device to stabilize his leg but instructed him to remain in bed for about two months, during which time him was unable to shower and faced significant challenges in daily activities. While recovering, he received visits from teachers, as he was on an individualized education plan and unable to attend school. After two months of immobility, his muscles had weakened significantly, and he had to learn to walk again, which was quite difficult at my age. With the help of physiotherapy, he was able to regain my mobility, reinforcing his belief in the effectiveness of physiotherapy for those who are active and committed to their recovery. But doctors perform thousands of unnecessary surgeries. I recalled that I had a hip injury. The doctor also recommended surgery. Some doctors don't even give you time to think.

☀️ The "Summer Professional Refresh" Exercise Part 1: Your Out-of-Office (OOO) Masterclass (10 mins) Even during summer, clear communication matters! Write a polished, professional Out-of-Office auto-reply for an upcoming summer break or long weekend. Your response must include: Exact dates of your absence and when you’ll return. A clear point of contact for urgent matters (include name, title, and contact method). A warm, professional closing. Bonus Challenge: Write two versions: Formal: For external clients or senior executives. Casual/Friendly: For close colleagues or internal team channels.

30-day Idiom Challenge #day13

🌍 Translation Challenge! How do you say "I'm hungry." in French? 🍽️ 👇 Write your answer below!

🇫🇷 Vocabulary Challenge! How do you say "See you tomorrow!" in French? 👋 👇 Type your answer in the comments!

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Pls help correct. No matter what we do, we should just align with our natural rhythm. The key point here is, or the fundamental shift here is, we should just try everything we do or try to use all resources to find our natural rhythm and then we can utilize it to the best.