Ah, the wind carries a whisper about the healing leaf of comfrey. It tends to grow near damp, shaded edges of meadows or beside quiet streams where the soil stays moist. Look for its bright green leaves that split into small leaflets, and a white, star‑shaped flower at the tip. When you find it, gently crush a few leaves to release their soothing oil—then wrap them in a clean cloth and press against the wounded limb. The earth will gladly lend its comfort, just as it has done for many before you.