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  1. Recap and looking forward.

    I am convinced, the older I get, the faster times goes.  It’s a bit difficult to believe a year has passed since I last posted a blog.   It was a busy year.  …

  2. Back at it…..

    It been 7 weeks being back to work after my back surgery and recovery period. It was interesting to observe the return of clients during the month of January.  I was concerned that having…

  3. 2015 A new marker

    I am not one for making New Year’s Resolutions.  I look at the beginning of a new year as simply a ‘marker’ to gauge process on current goals and dreams and reflect on the…

  4. Almost there

    26 more days of recovery and then I will be able to get back to work!   So looking forward to that. Today in physical therapy we added in some upper body work.  I…

  5. Continued rehabiliation and recovery

    I am now eight weeks out from surgery.   Today I began actual physical therapy in addition to my one to two hour of walking each day. Again, I am quite fortunate in that the physical therapist…

  6. Following doctor’s orders

    James Ulibarri, MD with the Sheridan Orthopedic Associates was the surgeon who did the 5 1/2 hour surgery on my back in October.  Dr. Ulibarri did a fantastic job and I would highly recommend…

  7. one of life’s curve balls

    Upon careful recollection I have probably been dealing with low back pain for over 20 years.  I was able to control the symptoms with ice, massage, stretching, chiropractic, acupuncture, Reiki, craniosacral, integrative  structure, restorative…

  8. Achilles (Calcaneal) Tendon

    The common name for the Calcaneal Tendon is best known as Achilles Tendon.   This is a major tendon for the legs and one of the longer tendons in your body.  The tendon stretches…

  9. CranioSacral 3

    Have you ever looked at a skull or pictures of a skull and noticed the jagged edges between the bones?  Those sutures with the jagged edges actually allow the bones to flex with the bones…

  10. CranioSacral 2

    The Cranium is the portion of the skull that houses the brain.  The cranium is not one solid bone.  The cranium consists of a single frontal bone (forehead), occipital (back of the head), sphenoid…