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when your leg is in a cast

Broken Leg? The Cast Helps Bones. Muscles, Not So Much. đŸ˜©

Getting back to normal after having your leg cast Tom was frustrated. His leg and lower back hurt in ways he couldn’t explain. He had tried everything—orthopedic specialists, neurologists, pain management, chiropractic care, massage therapy, acupuncture, and physical therapy. Every medical test came back “normal.” At 42, keeping up with his kids, home, work, and […]

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after knee replacement surgery

Q&A for Post-surgical Recovery. When, Why, and What to Expect?

Q&A About Your Post-surgical Recovery and BridgingÂź After surgery, your muscle coordination and micromovements are often disrupted. These disruptions thwart your recovery efforts. The good news is BridgingÂź offers unique help for a faster and more complete recovery. How? Well, before diving into your questions, let’s review common muscle glitches during and after recovery: Disrupted […]

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patient Ellie

Had Surgery? Still Waiting to Get Back to Normal?

Ellie’s Surgeries: A Journey Back from Pain So often when you’ve had a surgical procedure you successfully navigate your recovery only to find you’re not quite back to your “old self.” Stiffness, pain, and restricted movement may linger, making it hard to feel truly well. So, what can you do? Unlike massage, rehab exercises, chiropractic […]

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using "peanuts" to reset

Is Being Active Post-surgery Not What You’d Expect?

The Surgery Was Successful 
 But Are You Truly Recovered? Whether your surgery was planned or unexpected, robotic, laparoscopic, or open incision, healing doesn’t necessarily mean you’re “back to normal.” Why? Because even after the scars fade, surgery can have long-lasting effects on your movement and ability to stay active. Let’s dive into why surgery […]

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Happy New Year from Cara

A Formula for Being Active, and It’s Not What You’d Think!

Welcome to 2025: New Year, New Movement and Strength Goals! As the year begins, you’ve probably seen plenty of exercise tips about what to do, how much, and how often. Let’s skip all that. Instead, I want to focus on topics that don’t often get enough attention — insights to help you move better, feel […]

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