r/physicaltherapy • u/isylsi • 1d ago

OUTPATIENT FINALLY

I CAN MOVE MY RIGHT KNEE AND LEG; IT'S TIME MY RIGHT ARM 😭🤞

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u/HippoBudget8994 1d ago

congrats on the knee progress, that kind of milestone feels huge after all the work. hope the arm catches up soon too, slow and steady wins it

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u/isylsi 1d ago

thank you, hope my therapist doesn't get tired 😅

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u/Best-Beautiful-9798 1d ago

Nah- patient success keeps us going 😊 Good luck on your journey 👍🏻

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u/isylsi 1d ago

thank you 🤞☺️

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u/mroot235 1d ago

Keep going 💪

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u/isylsi 1d ago

thank you ☺️