Brighter Days -Sharon Guaraldi This past July, I was rushed to the hospital with what I learned had been a stroke. After 4 days in a rehab facility, it was decided I would be able to go home for further rehab and medical visits. Results of the stroke included huge…
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The Challenge: At 73, Judy Lombardi Rises to New Challenges
The Challenge Soon to be 73, Judy Lombardi is still putting on a clinic at the CrossFit gym… “When I was in high school or college, we had nothing like CrossFit. Women never lifted weights… [But when I turned 61], my friends said, “You should try this,” And so I…
Read MoreThe Latest in Pain Relief Technology: The NEUBIE
The Latest in Pain Relief Technology: The NEUBIE The latest in pain relief technology, the NEUBIE has a unique and profound effect in managing acute and chronic pain. Clinic trials have shown this technology works best as part of a comprehensive, multi-faceted, treatment plan targeted at your unique physiology, condition,…
Read MoreBack On Top With Doug Teschner
Back On Top with Doug Teschner At 72, after two knee replacement, Doug Teschner spent the last winter and spring hiking, climbing, and skiing… “In October 2019, I had my left knee replaced followed by the right in January 2020. It was a long road to recovery, set back by…
Read MoreOvercoming Pelvic Pain: Learning That You Don’t Have To Live With It
Overcoming Pelvic Pain Pelvic pain can be uncomfortable to discuss and even worse to experience. But because it isn’t talked about, many people don’t understand that many times, there are non-invasive strategies to effectively manage their pain including Pelvic Floor PT. Our patients have graciously shared their stories about their…
Read MoreUplifting Care With Cassie Cornish
Uplifting Care Cassie Cornish For over two years, I had been suffering from left shoulder pain and limited mobility. I found it extremely difficult and painful to complete simple tasks like putting glasses away in my kitchen cabinet or carrying my baby in my left arm. After three months of…
Read MoreLife Without Incontinence
Life Without Incontinence Incontinence is not often a topic that is discussed openly, but more than 25 million people in the USA experience urinary leakage every day. Often these individuals live with this condition silently, spending hundreds of dollars per month on pads or protective undergarments, and do not participate…
Read MoreCompetition Ready with Morgan Kantor
Competition Ready -Morgan Kantor I came into PT with shin splints so bad, that if they had gotten worse, they would’ve been stress fractures. Track has been a big part of my life since I was 8 years old. Each spring, everyday after school I would go out to the…
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Overcoming Obstacles Bobbie Knight loves to push her limits by competing in challenging obstacle course races. That all changed though, when she tore her meniscus in 2019. Following a series of knee injections, she had a partial meniscectomy in December of 2020. Post-surgery, she was eager to return to her…
Read MoreLearning to Live With Imbalance
Learning to Live With Imbalance -Nancy Gray In December of 2019 I sailed from Lisbon, Portugal to Miami, Florida on a cruise ship… I stepped ashore and felt the motion of the ship. This was not unusual as I have sailed many times and continued to feel motion for up…
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