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<blockquote data-quote="tRidiot" data-source="post: 2357358" data-attributes="member: 9374"><p>That's awesome, Patti! I am very happy for you! I am going to pass this along to a friend of mine who has been having bad headaches. She won't take meds if she can possibly help it, but I know they are a bit incapacitating some days for her.</p><p></p><p>I'm really glad it's going well for you, though.</p><p></p><p>Tell me, what kinds of things are in this book that are different from what the PT guys taught you? I mean, I would think this kind of thing is right up their alley for most PTs, and I know you've been through several rounds of that. Is it that the PT guys are more stuck in "traditional" flexibility and strengthening modalities, like most of us practitioners are also stuck in the same mindset of the way things are "usually" done? And overlook other things that are simple and sometimes "common sense" or practical?</p><p></p><p>I'm just curious... I actually plan to buy the book myself, I've already got it in my Amazon shopping cart. I see the other versions, too, for knee, back, etc. Pretty cool.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tRidiot, post: 2357358, member: 9374"] That's awesome, Patti! I am very happy for you! I am going to pass this along to a friend of mine who has been having bad headaches. She won't take meds if she can possibly help it, but I know they are a bit incapacitating some days for her. I'm really glad it's going well for you, though. Tell me, what kinds of things are in this book that are different from what the PT guys taught you? I mean, I would think this kind of thing is right up their alley for most PTs, and I know you've been through several rounds of that. Is it that the PT guys are more stuck in "traditional" flexibility and strengthening modalities, like most of us practitioners are also stuck in the same mindset of the way things are "usually" done? And overlook other things that are simple and sometimes "common sense" or practical? I'm just curious... I actually plan to buy the book myself, I've already got it in my Amazon shopping cart. I see the other versions, too, for knee, back, etc. Pretty cool. [/QUOTE]
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