Comments on: Coping with Transition and Loss via a Broken Leg: A Slippery Trip to a Deeper Authentic Side http://idealistcoach.com/ic1/2009/01/12/coping-with-transition-and-loss-via-a-broken-leg-a-slippery-trip-to-a-deeper-authentic-side/ Life, career, transition & wellness coaching for intelligent misfits, overachievers & socially conscious people Sat, 28 Jan 2012 02:03:49 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Ginny http://idealistcoach.com/ic1/2009/01/12/coping-with-transition-and-loss-via-a-broken-leg-a-slippery-trip-to-a-deeper-authentic-side/comment-page-1/#comment-603 Ginny Fri, 23 Jan 2009 01:02:08 +0000 http://idealistcoach.com/ic1/?p=305#comment-603 Dave, I can empathize with you since I have been going to physical therapy for the past six weeks. I truly enjoy the camaraderie at physical therapy but wish there was an easier way....I feel like I accomplish something pumping 90 pounds-who would have thought I could do that with two bad knees? I am feeling stronger now and glad I don't need surgery. I even asked for more weight today in aqua therapy! Take care,Dave. Dave,

I can empathize with you since I have been going to physical therapy for the past six weeks. I truly enjoy the camaraderie at physical therapy but wish there was an easier way….I feel like I accomplish something pumping 90 pounds-who would have thought I could do that with two bad knees? I am feeling stronger now and glad I don’t need surgery. I even asked for more weight today in aqua therapy! Take care,Dave.

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