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Posted 1 year ago
jamiedpt
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This is one of my most prized posessions but is not worth any $$$. This was presented to me by Ed Hill PT who was the first Physical Therapist in Southwest Virginia. He was a local legend in this area and helped tens of thousands of people over the years during his nearly 40 year career. It was my honor and pleasure to consider Ed a close friend and mentor and he is missed dearly. He passed away several years ago. He "used" this motivator frequently to "threaten" those who did not work hard enough at their physical therapy program. LOL he got results! This is on display in the waiting room of my physical therapy office. My apologies for all the glare in the photos.
thanks packrat, this is special to me
Yes, I can why it would be, very special.
Should read. Yes, I can see why it would be. Trying to do to many things at one time, I am too old to multi-task!
Yes I totally understand, I am not so good at it anymore myself and try to multi-task way too often
thanks Stonie
thanks walksoftly