I may be telling you about my visit to the physical therapy class off and on for some time because it had a big impact on me . What a great opportunity to share all the information I have learned and all the experiences that have made up my life with PD. These were 2nd year students, so when I used terms such as dyskinesia and postural instability, they nodded and smiled! I told them my PD story and they listened politely, then asked some great questions. I was struck by the fact that the information I was giving them was possible or even likely to result in the dedication of a physical therapy career to helping PWPs. Or even several careers! Wow! It was also interesting to speak to an audience who had almost no emotional reaction to my disabilities. Kind of refreshing! I did not have to worry about explaining myself or about offending someone. Finally, I am thrilled that the professor who invited me is dedicated to getting more PTs trained in PD ways and serving the Cincinnati community. Yeah!
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