TexasOrtho -> RE: Are you a good PT? (April 27, 2008 10:36:21 AM)
Reminds me of something my pappie used to tell me: "Remember. Dyspareunia is better than NO-pareunia." Seriously, theres no way I'm getting up in any of my patients' vajayjay. More power to those who can, but I will most certainly pass on this um...treatment.
Disclaimer: This is my Y chromosome talking out of turn.
PTupdate.com -> RE: Are you a good PT? (April 27, 2008 8:06:44 PM)
Wow, bizarre website. A group of guys and some brews reading that site would have a blast, especially with that "thinking outside the box" comment
hmgross -> RE: Are you a good PT? (April 27, 2008 11:42:05 PM)
Peace and chocolate?? Whatever
TexasOrtho -> RE: Are you a good PT? (April 27, 2008 11:47:09 PM)
I had a blast with it and didn't have a drop of alcohol in me at the time. I shudder to imagine what the alternative to thinking "outside" the box would be.
Nicole Matoushek PT MPH CSHE CEES -> RE: Are you a good PT? (May 13, 2008 10:22:37 AM)
Rod, I love your blog, I visit often! Opposite of thinking outside the box is simply a world of lack, limitation and poor results..... Interesting post!