During this global economic crisis how can one even THINK of doing cash-pay physical therapy? I NEVER wanted to hear of over 500,000 U.S. workers losing their jobs in a a single month? As these workers lose their jobs their ability to pay for their own health insurance premiums decreases. Many physical therapy clinics are […]
I appreciate appreciation. Somehow with my cash-paying physical therapy clients I get appreciation more frequently and profusely than I did while relying on third party payers. Here’s an example from last Tuesday.
Lance (by cell phone): “I’ll be there to see your husband in ten minutes Mrs. Smith”.
Mrs. Smith: “Sounds good”! “See […]
If I had an angel behind me, I would have a good time. I’d probably take a few more risks knowing that my protector was right there. I’d probably have already tried skydiving, would have flown an ultralight again, and would have taken interested family and willing friends on the adventures so I […]
At 4:21 p.m. today my cell phone rang the pre-programmed “home” ring. Instead of my beautiful wife’s voice I heard, “Hi Daddy “. It was one of my little ones!
“I called you because I knew your number”!
My children are young and of course exceptional in every good way but this was a first […]
One night there was a man groping around 42nd Street. ‘
“What are you doing?”, a passer-by asked him.
‘”I’m looking for my glasses. I’m almost blind without them,” he replied.
“Where do you think you might have lost them?” the helpful passer-by asked.
“Back on 40th Street” the now visually impaired man replied.
“Why don’t you go […]
“How much money do you make?” the lovely lady in the passenger seat of the borrowed old blue Nissan pickup truck questioned. I’d met this lovely specimen of humanity the a day before and logic, wisdom, and reason had fled my cranium just seconds after that.
Unwilling to let the girl with the […]
“Would you like to go for a walk”? The lovely golden brown-headed dame gazed back at me across the cab of the small 1988 Nissan pickup truck as mist dampened the windshield and clouds scudded overhead. I was ready to take “the plunge” but I had my requirements:
1) It (the proposal) HAD […]
