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Can I take a moment to smile broadly?
I've been working with a woman who broke her foot quite a while back and I wasn't happy with how she was healing. I knew she was seeing her doctor that day (and please don't get me started on if any of training affected her foot, of course it didn't). So with respect (because I know doctors can be touchy about that sort of thing,.....some PT writing a letter,.....sheesh, and all that!) But I did some testings on her, wrote down my concerns, what I'd like to strengthen and stretch, and questions I had about the break extending or invovling other bones, what did she think, (again, I worded it to protect ego and liability).
She called me last night to tell me that not only was she so impressed with my observations, that she included my notes as a permanent part of my client's records, and out of curiosity is sending me the actual XRay films. (That could be test or BS but I thought it was cool). There were things going on that the client was doing & not telling her doctor (or me), and I broke it down by watching her to guess what they were, and observed there might be another injury. There was.
It just felt so cool to have an orthopedic doctor make your observations a part of her patients' permanent records and actually ask me a few questions about what brought me to notice those observations. To have her agree and not be put off by what I noticed and inquired about was pretty cool.
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Sic vis pacem para bellum.
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