My PT sent a message today saying that Indiana is considering a change of law that would allow direct access to PT without requiring a doctor's order. I had no idea that most states apparently allow this, Indiana is one of the holdouts. This would certainly make it easier for me to see him periodically - which I LIKE the idea of! He told me today, in an email, that in my case we really can't just isolate my left shoulder. It is the entire upper quadrant as a whole because of restrictions in collar bone/scapula junction, shoulder joint and my neck. Yes, I do think this is something that I just have to accept and deal with the best I can. There are worse things to deal with, that is for sure!
The important thing is there IS improvement, and he is going to show me ways to (hopefully) maintain that and increase rotator cuff strength.
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03-20-2013, 12:51 PM #5
What's over that hill?
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