Bending and healing's still a lot, y'know. And like I said, in the worst case scenario, you're gonna have to learn to make the most of what you can do, instead of focusing on what you can't. You think Shirayuki goes around cursing her physical incapability?
[It might be a bit harsh, but, well, it's something that needs to be understood. In the event that Korra honestly can't get better, she can't be held back by the constant wishing that she could do more.]
That said, while I seriously doubt that I need to tell you it won't be easy... I've known people who've managed to walk even with poison in their body [and technically, he's one of them, but his case isn't as bad as, say, Ken's], so given how hardheaded you are, there's probably still hope for you.
[Korra's a fighter, after all. And if someone like Fujimaru managed to pull through from everything the experimentation did to his body when he didn't have half the will she does, he'd like to think her chances are better than most.]
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[It might be a bit harsh, but, well, it's something that needs to be understood. In the event that Korra honestly can't get better, she can't be held back by the constant wishing that she could do more.]
That said, while I seriously doubt that I need to tell you it won't be easy... I've known people who've managed to walk even with poison in their body [and technically, he's one of them, but his case isn't as bad as, say, Ken's], so given how hardheaded you are, there's probably still hope for you.
[Korra's a fighter, after all. And if someone like Fujimaru managed to pull through from everything the experimentation did to his body when he didn't have half the will she does, he'd like to think her chances are better than most.]