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Hi everyone, my name is Mark Reynolds, I’m 34 years old. I’m from Morecambe. I’ve been working as a sports massage therapist for almost 10 years. At one point, I thought I had found my calling. I opened a small practice, clients were coming in, and things were going pretty well. But now… honestly, I’m in a really bad place. Over the past year and a half, the number of clients has dropped significantly. People are saving money, some have moved away, and others have simply stopped coming. To somehow stay afloat, I started taking a night job — unloading train carriages at a freight station. Can you imagine? During the day, I give back massages, and at night I carry boxes weighing 30–40 kg. I sleep 4–5 hours a day. My body is already screaming. I’m 34, and behind me there’s nothing. No house, no proper savings, no confidence about the future. Sometimes I sit after work in the evening and think: “Is this it? Is this really my life?” And it feels so terrible that I just want to scream. A mild depression, as people call it. I just feel completely drained. And recently, everything completely fell apart. The owner of the building where I had been seeing clients for 6 years told me he was selling the property. He gave me two weeks to move out. Moving costs, a new place, the estate agent’s fee, the first and last month’s rent — it all came to almost £2,500. I didn’t have that kind of money. I had to borrow it from a friend. I promised I would pay him back by the end of the month. But now it’s already the middle of the month, and I know I won’t make it. Every day I walk around feeling like a complete failure. I feel ashamed in front of my wife, and ashamed in front of myself. This Tuesday, a new client booked a 4-hour session with me. His voice on the phone sounded familiar, but I didn’t think much of it. I thought maybe he was just one of the local athletes. There was a knock at the door. I opened it — and my jaw almost dropped. Standing there was Tyson Fury. Like an i