NPR_Health Reports: People with Arthritis Shun Exercise – Though it would help, not hurt
Before you read one word of what I have to say, read this. I’m the slowest reader on Earth and it took me all of 3-5 minutes. There were a […]
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Review: Captain Morgan, The Rum Pirate, Lends A Knee To Hip Dislocation
The first thing I thought after reading this was that I should put it into the educainment section of my blog. Then I had a few drinks compiled with some […]
Shruggernaut (to shrug or not)
I know you’ve seen him. You may even want to be him (although, I don’t know why). Walking through the gym with his ripped Everlast cut-off on. The Shruggernaut is […]
I Am: Mike’s Big Toe
I am Mike’s dislocated big toe (no seriously, I dislocated it about a month ago). Mike owes me a pretty big thank you if you ask me. Why? Because I’m […]
5 Misconceptions of Treating Older Adults
I knew I would be changing venues and patient populations roughly one year ago. I knew I worked in a physical therapy dream world (for those who like sports medicine) […]
(in)Direct Access
I work in California, a very liberal state. California is one of many states that offers “direct access” to physical therapy services. This means that if you have an injury, […]
