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A Physical Therapist’s Message of Hope and Perseverance

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Times are tough right now for therapists.

We want to be able to help.

It’s our nature.

We will get through this with hope and perseverance.

Here’s a message from fellow therapist and co-owner of myPTsolutions, Devin DeBoer.

Stay healthy. Stay safe. Stay home.

A Physical Therapist’s Message of Hope and Perseverance was last modified: April 15th, 2020 by myptsolutions

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Times are tough right now for therapists.

We want to be able to help.

It’s our nature.

We will get through this with hope and perseverance.

Here’s a message from fellow therapist and co-owner of myPTsolutions, Devin DeBoer.

Stay healthy. Stay safe. Stay home.

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