Plantar fasciitis= surgery

[KnottedYet]

I think it's "SCS". (Sports clinical specialist, or something like that)

An OCS (orthopedic clinical specialist) would be peachy-keen, too.

If they've invested the moola to have a video system, it's likely they have someone who knows what to do with it and what it means. (but not a guarantee. We've got a spiffy video system, but I can never remember which button to push to get the camera to record... Jiminy Cricket...)

[Trek420]

(but not a guarantee. We've got a spiffy video system, but I can never remember which button to push to get the camera to record... Jiminy Cricket...)

For watching movies at lunch?

[Tuckervill]

If I recall correctly, you're seeing an orthopaedist for this? I'd definitely try to find a podiatrist who is into running, too, for another opinion. Podiatrists deal with PF issues way more than an ortho who deals with "everything". I worked for a podiatrist, but I have no expertise--I just know PF was one of the most common complaints. An ortho is going to have a way lower incidence of that complaint, therefore, theoretically, less experience with it.

I go to a PT clinic just for exercise, so I would look for a "performance" type PT clinic. They're popping up everywhere.

Karen

[Tri Girl]

Thanks everyone!!! I'm on the hunt...