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I was laying on my back in bed last night trying to find a pain free position for my elbow with bursitis when I hit something solid on the way up and my arm got caught on it a little bit. It was the bottom of my rib cage. I haven't felt that for decades! When I stand up all I I can see is this floppy fluffy belly that looks like I just gave birth to twins. This is the first time I have noticed a difference in the basketball I call my stomach and I can finally see light at the end of the tunnel! Almost makes this six week stall bearable. (almost, not quite!)