I just wanted to say to participants in this video I appreciate your sincere comments about a profession in Physiatrisy. It is a new site-specialityto the medical community and one that I plan to consult with within the next 20 days. Long story short I enroll in a class at a medical school to learn about my body. Everything that I learned I hear in your voices. I like that energy and compassion to help others seeking care with your information, one of my professors called it the 89/20 Rule you are the 20 and I am the 89. When the student is ready the teacher will appear. Thank you.
I chose Physiatry as a patient because two G.P.s, three chiropractors, two physical therapy clinics and three years of home exercise and stretching programs resulted in worse pain. Physiatrist: "I can't see anything wrong on your x-rays and MRI. Have you considered physical therapy?" No wonder people succumb to addictions, or just check out altogether. The science of pain relief is still in the dark ages. What now, medicine? Everyone's hooked on pain killers (which I refuse to take except NSAIDs) and that's a problem. Why can't science develop a way to see pain and stop it? EDIT: That down-vote is not mine.
I just wanted to say to participants in this video I appreciate your sincere comments about a profession in Physiatrisy. It is a new site-specialityto the medical community and one that I plan to consult with within the next 20 days. Long story short I enroll in a class at a medical school to learn about my body. Everything that I learned I hear in your voices. I like that energy and compassion to help others seeking care with your information, one of my professors called it the 89/20 Rule you are the 20 and I am the 89. When the student is ready the teacher will appear. Thank you.
I chose Physiatry as a patient because two G.P.s, three chiropractors, two physical therapy clinics and three years of home exercise and stretching programs resulted in worse pain. Physiatrist: "I can't see anything wrong on your x-rays and MRI. Have you considered physical therapy?" No wonder people succumb to addictions, or just check out altogether. The science of pain relief is still in the dark ages. What now, medicine? Everyone's hooked on pain killers (which I refuse to take except NSAIDs) and that's a problem. Why can't science develop a way to see pain and stop it? EDIT: That down-vote is not mine.