Doing NMES with a 12 year old patient with Foot Drop after surgery to remove bony tumors that grow on his bones, a condition called osteochondroses.
Stretching a patient after surgery following a wrist fracture.HI AGAIN!
Well, sorry to all 2 of you who read/comment on my blog. I have not written since getting back from visiting home in NY. All is A-OK. I have been swamped at work, which is good cause the day goes by fast and bad cause I feel like I have no down time. I also joined the gym when I got back and haven't missed a week day yet. (Pat myself on back). I have enjoyed discovering spin classes (Andie, I know how you feel!) and am also power-walking 2 miles around our Eagle Pass "lake". So, by the time I get home, feed the kitties, and drink my cactus, celery, pineapple smoothie, and shower, I pretty much am ready to crash. I have managed to revive my social life though- well, not that it died, but I see lots of people I know at the gym, friends, former/current patients, MDs, ect.
One sad note- I "lost" my phone. Actually, I do believe it was "swiped", but I will probably never know. After a dramatic weekend without it, and a day long frantic search of the entire property, I did get a new phone on Monday with my same number, but I lost everyone else's numbers... So, now I am sad... so, if anyone reads this call me and give me your # and any numbers I may need! Thanks! Well, That's about all for now. I am posting some pics of me working away. Some of these pictures may be used in an article my PT School is writing about me and my work on the border (so the pts have given permission for these photos to "go public") In case anyone was worried. Ok! Bye for now!
