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As physical therapists, we frequently work with individuals experiencing pain for various reasons. While discomfort and pain are normal aspects of life and can even serve as protective signals, such as advising us to stop walking on an injured foot or prompting us to move after sitting too long, there comes a point where pain begins to interfere with function and quality of life. Addressing pain at this stage is essential. Pain is often associated with an identifiable cause, like a fracture or a recent surgery.

Our Women's Health Experience Event 2024 was an incredible day! Over 300 guests attended this FREE event. Vendors lined the halls for a ladies day out while speakers took the main stage speaking on Women's Health related topics. At the end of the event raffles were drawn for prizes ranging from jewelry, handbags, to MOVE memberships! Thank you vendors for creating fun shopping spaces, medical professionals for brining their resources to the community, and guests for attending our annual experience event. We can't wait to host 2025 already, see you next November!

Booker T. Washington once said “No race can prosper until it learns there is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem.” Last week was National Agriculture Week, and Tuesday, March 22 was celebrated as National Agriculture Day. When a smaller and smaller number of Americans are directly involved in growing their own food, it becomes even more important for us to understand our food chain.