Greetings
Welcome to the December newsletter from Family Physiotherapy Clinic.
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At Family Physiotherapy Clinic, we are thankful for you! This is especially true this year. 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone.
You are receiving this newsletter because you have trusted us with your Physiotherapy and Massage Therapy care this year.
We thank you, and the entire community, for the tremendous support you have shown this small business!
We are also thankful for our great team here.
This Christmas, please join us in a mission to pause and be thankful for all we have, and to look forward to the time we will once again be able to get together with friends and family.
Seasons Greetings and best wishes for 2021!
Sandra Thompson, PT
Joanne Gross, PT
Kate Tod, RMT
Kate Enright, RMT
Carrie Barkman, PT Assistant
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Dancers and gymnasts make their crafts appear effortless with seamless grace and rhythm. But make no mistake — these sports require immense skill, technique, and practice. To keep their bodies moving well, these athletes must constantly stretch and strengthen their muscles and protect their joints to avoid injury.
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Get comfortable being uncomfortable. Your body was made to be resilient and adaptable, so trust it. If you don’t push your body’s boundaries from time to time, you’ll never know what it’s capable of.
The next time you feel your muscles burning from fatigue, resist the urge to quit!
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Understanding Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a curvature of the spine, most often in the mid to lower back. While many cases do not require treatment, early detection and diagnosis allows for proper care and planning for potential intervention. Read more to learn how your physiotherapist can diagnose and treat this condition.
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With the holidays quickly approaching, you may be searching for healthy holiday recipes that will delight your loved ones. Here are two easy, festive recipes
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From: inspiredbycharm.com
This nutritious recipe is a combination of delicious flavors that include cheddar cheese, pimientos, cream cheese (or substitute light cream cheese), and Worcestershire sauce.
It's also garnished with tasty tomatoes, parsley, and protein-packed almonds. This delicacy can easily be served before dinner or with other Christmas dishes.
Enjoy this holiday treat!!
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From: alldayidreamaboutfood.com
This classic Christmas cake is made with rich cream cheese, cocoa powder, vanilla extract, and Swerve sweetener for a truly special taste. It's low carb, sugar-free, and keto-friendly. Try this healthy dessert recipe today!
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Family Physiotherapy Clinic 23 Railway Ave Sanford, MB R0G 2J0
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