This is not a story of overcoming. It is the documentation of a fracture. After a hospital visit splits
a life into "before" and "now," a man navigates the world with one arm of flesh and one of
plastic. Every moment is a negotiation: the weight of a blanket, the heat of a coffee cup, the
sound of a light switch, the memory of an itch. Told in a series of visceral, fragmented chapters,
the narrative immerses the reader in a landscape of phantom sensations and heightened
awareness of the mundane. The constant hum of a refrigerator becomes a heartbeat, a ceiling
stain becomes a map, and a prosthetic limb becomes a silent, cold companion. This is a memoir
from the inside of a body that is no longer whole, a raw chronicle of the machinery we inhabit
and the ghosts that live in the space between.