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Yeah no problem sorry they got on you. It’s petty and stupid lol.

Aww..Thank you so much Dark Jedi, that made me smile today! 💕💕

I enjoyed reading your thoughtful comment. I find myself in a similar situation of contemplating different programs in healthcare. It is not an easy choice. Would love to hear if you have decided on something, whether in healthcare or another field.

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Yeah I think PTA is actually better than PT due to the fact that you actually treat patients more than the PT! PT is responsible for a lot of progress notes, Eval, D/C etc while the PTA is responsible for mostly daily notes and maybe some progress notes (in some settings). I think it is situation dependent; as long as one really wants to work with people everyday, doesn’t mind the physical load your body will take and dealing with stress of productivity (which we have plenty of opportunities to feel that our during the clinical rotations) then go for it. I dont think that would change much of my personal decision due to the physical aspect and stress, but I know some who love PTA and even PT professions (which even can be a second career for many). I guess just not for me haha. I wish you luck in you endeavors.

@@user-hn9qg5qm3o wow; you made a lot of really good points including the increased volume of patients per day being a PTA vs PT....more patients equal more documentation for you guys. Also PTAs are addressing many things in the goals to show progress....You are literally describing a rat race, in which it is almost impossible to catch up with unrealistic productivity measures. As a PT in the assisted living setting....I found I had to spend more than half of the time with patients documenting every single move I was making, spending every second doing outcome measures, justifying why I did what I did and justifying progress or the patient would be cut. In a way PT is mostly documentation and rarely treating in that setting. Now thinking of it PT vs PTA; Evals can help PTs with productivity because we are allowed extra time to type it up (60 to 90 min).....PTAs get NO such advantage AND seeing more patients back to back to back like you said. The Evals I felt is where I could finally take a break and sit down. I can understand why you feel or felt drained. Are you still working currently or did you stop? I don’t believe I read that and if you included it I apologize. Just curious.

@@sarah29880 How are you doing now? I wish there was a way we could connect off of here and discuss this more.

Yeah that’s a good suggestion. Hey thanks for the compliment!! I have totally been through them all hahah. I have done triphala too, however I finally landed on methylene blue and antibiotics again for the bacterial infections which really helped and then changed my diet to meat and juice (juice helped with constipation). Now trying to wean off of the everything I am taking to try to get pregnant sooo might go back to only coffee enemas because that would be something I can still do pregnant. This is gonna be a challenging process!!

Also yeah we got peacock for the olympics and I agree that streaming service sucks, doesn’t even stream LIVE! At least it was only 5 bucks, but still. I found a service that is free from Switzerland (I think) and it’s much less annoying than hearing the stupid US commentators lol.

@@sarah29880 I hope you find a remedy that works for you!

@@sarah29880 A family member let me use their tv log in to watch all the gymnastics qualifications, which is my favorite part. I enjoy seeing what every country brings to the table and I already knew that the US was sleeping on other gymnasts. I will probably only watch Peacock for general coverage for the rest of the gymnastics competition because I already know what each gymnast is capable of, from watching the full qualifications.

@@JoMomma thank you! Oh that’s nice about the streaming. Yeah you know your gymnasts, no doubt, I haven’t watched the gymnastics today, but plan on recapping tomorrow. I saw it didn’t go so well with women’s USA gymnastics today just with the highlights.

Hey! Omg exactly with schooling being like oh this is going to be fun, then actually getting in the field and being like did I sign up for burnout and severe stress lol. Interesting you mentioned you are in Peds. I only shadowed a day in Peds, but it seemed like it was slower paced than the rest, but sounds like you have tried all settings and get the same feeling of burnout in each of them; and being a machine at times yes. Let’s keep in touch! My Instagram is @wisdomscribble if you would want to stay in touch :)) Part of my reason for completely quitting too is because I have exertion issues with Lyme disease and it was making all my neurological pain worse daily from the stress, fast pace, and constant exertion and worry basically. Yeah my update is I took a couple years off for my Lyme recovery and currently working on getting my health coaching certification so I can start that part-time!

Honestly if I didn’t have Lyme maybe I would have stayed in the field as well, I mean it is a good job and part-time I think would be semi-ok. But just with all the health issues I had, I wanted to go into a more hardcore treatment, and focus on getting my health back.

Exactly. Between the patient volume and the insurance companies. I don’t know what bugs you the most or what setting you are in, but it’s like there are downfalls in each setting, and it’s not a low stress job by all means. Well you didn’t go for the masters and get OTR and have that much more debt and ending up not in the field. But working a job you hate is miserable, wish you the best moving on from your current situation.

@@sarah29880Just curious what you transitioned to now?

You are too kind!!! Thanks for listening. I will do a part 2 this summer for sure. :))

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻, liver has helped me so much too, but haven’t been able to stomach raw 😅

@@sarah29880 I can't either sometimes, something about it won't let me swallow it raw, so I cut it in small pieces and add yogurt and honey.

Christine Davidson hey Christine* Thank you, yeah sometimes it is hard to keep doing the videos. Sounds like you have a supportive environment around you, which is great. My Lyme goes up and down, nothing for me has been life threatening, but still takes quite a bit of adjustment. I watched that 60 min episode. Yeah I think we have helped others through our experience of suffering. All of this makes it clear life is short and meaning/health in life is almost everything. You got this.

Oh I forgot to say yeah I am planning to go into wellness coaching. Will be thinking of you and your situation Christine

Hey Dawn. I remember you from Steve’s channel, omg the acceptance yes, so hard. Wow, that’s a heavy load. I hope your kids can help out a bit if they are of age. I hope the corona didn’t hit you too hard being in health care.

Totally loving your channel! I am going to watch some more videos from your channel :). Thanks so much; honestly it was the best decision I made for my well-being. You too girl xx 💕

Nice I am doing the same! what are you planning to do next just out of curiosity.

@@Anonomyous-cg1ye I coach empaths and highly sensitive people who are feeling stuck and confused get clarity and confidence for their next move. Many want to launch a impact driven business. How about you?

So TRUE!! Words of wisdom!!

Completely agree. The physical therapy ( APTA ) lobby is so weak. We can’t even prescribe anything. The doctor told me to write whatever assistive device I want for the patient and he’ll sign it. Then why can’t i just be the one to sign it if I’m doing the thinking.

@@bitario723 Hi there would you recommend getting a degree in dental hygiene or dentistry for ppl over 40s?

I agree really... After working as a physical therapist, I feel like if u wanna be a doctor just be a doctor. It's not worth being anything other than that.

Imaani Beauty thanks for watching!

Seedaholic Gardens: That is so true, medical practitioners always are thinking about others naturally in practice and hence kinda putting ourselves on the back burner at times, maybe this is partly why it wasn’t working for me. Happy New Years to you too, thank you for the kind comment :)

Keith Kuder aww sorry to hear about your doggie. Ketosis did help me short term about 2 years ago with neurological symptom relief, wasn’t sustainable though as I needed the carbs to help boost immune system/hormones after some weight loss . If you caught it in time, one round might be all you need though. Hope your dog recovers. 💕

You could also look into herbals: source Stephen Buhner: Healing Lyme

@@sarah29880 awesome. I appreciate it. :)

Lyme Natural Healing exactly! Thanks for the support 🙏🏻

Being Better thanks, yes it is the hardest thing I have had to do, but I just got to the point where it was necessary for quality of life. Severe herxing, but hopeful for the future now that things will at least change in regards to being able to digest food and such.

Being Better yeah I totally understand, and I love it’s a skill we can kinda continuously work on. 💕

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Justo-Jose Tapia-Padron hey thanks! Very kind 💕

5 years with undergrad since I couldn’t decide a major right away and a little over 3 years with grad.

Adamimmune thank you!!

Are you still doing the nutritional balancing program? If so how long and what is your experience so far?

Rick Abbott I did do the program fully for about 4-5 months total. I became overburdened with Bartonella when I was not treating it specifically. So I did start antibodies and herbs/other supplements, which is not NB. That being said.... I am currently doing many components of the program such as coffee enemas, and infrared everyday. I took a more liberal approach to diet, even though I still partake in most NB concepts. I also added in things such as organ meat and cricket powder, with more of a focus on nutrient density. I need to focus more on the nutrient aspect of things because the antibiotics are stripping nutrients away. The protocol I follow for food is Autoimmune paleo protocol. Sorry long winded response but it’s a complicated answer. Usually I try and take what works of something and leave the rest.

Rick Abbott also thank you for your question, I am feeling it’s a good time to do a video update; it’s been a while!! Wishing you health and healing 💕

Aura Rose Quartz thanks for watching Rose. Yea I related to your childhood story when Joe interviewed you!

Hello friend wow sorry missed this! Hoping to make some content soon. Thanks so much for stopping by!

@@sarah29880 hi there thats quite alright 😊 only 8 months late hahaha. I'm quite late with comments too! Haha

Christina Kassatly yes exactly Christina! Right it is so easy to slip into anger mode/victim mode, but not too much comes out of it. Much love towards you!! Wishing you healing vibes, you are such a great person with so much passion 🥰🥰

It’s amazing that you spoke up about the emotional side of the illness. So grateful we connected! Bless you

Health Man thanks! 💕