Re: Separated pubic bone trouble--pubic symphysis

[Guest guest]

Oh ,

What a sensitive area to have a problem with and I am pleased that you were

able to find a good PT who could manage it appropriately for you. I am sure

it is a chronic issue though, and your sisters sounds positively painful

beyond words. has she been referred to an orthopod for anything or is she

seeing a PT for help?

Jill

[Guest guest]

Thank you Jill--yes, and embarassing to deal with, too. My sister was just

recently diagnosed with the organ prolapses and the hernia, too, so she is

finally seeing specialists who understand (or we hope understand) all of her

pelvic problems. She may be having reconstructive surgery; she is just now

seeing the doctors. We are all just puzzles that need to be put back

together, aren't we?

Re: Separated pubic bone trouble--pubic symphysis

> Oh ,

>

> What a sensitive area to have a problem with and I am pleased that you

were

> able to find a good PT who could manage it appropriately for you. I am

sure

> it is a chronic issue though, and your sisters sounds positively painful

> beyond words. has she been referred to an orthopod for anything or is she

> seeing a PT for help?

>

> Jill

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

you are right there , too bad some of the pieces don't fin as well as

they used to, or as well as we'd like them to!

Jill

Thank you Jill--yes, and embarassing to deal with, too. My sister was just

recently diagnosed with the organ prolapses and the hernia, too, so she is

finally seeing specialists who understand (or we hope understand) all of her

pelvic problems. She may be having reconstructive surgery; she is just now

seeing the doctors. We are all just puzzles that need to be put back

together, aren't we?