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26th March 2023 is Purple Day. 💜 Purple Day is a global initiative dedicated to raising epilepsy awareness. Purple Day was founded in 2008, by nine-year-old Cassidy Megan of Nova Scotia, Canada. Motivated by her own struggles with epilepsy, Cassidy started 💜Purple Day in an effort to get people talking about the condition and to let those impacted by seizures know that they are not alone.

Epilepsy is one of the most common chronic neurological disorders. 🧐 An estimated 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy. That means approximately one percent of the general population has epilepsy.And in 50% of the cases, the cause is unknown. 😳 Epilepsy is a neurological disorder of...

31 March, 2023

Remember being asked what do you want to be when you grow up? A Ballerina, a Doctor👩‍⚕️, a Nurse, a Teacher 👩‍🏫… Has anyone asked your child 👶🏻 with Down Syndrome what they want to be when they grow up?

Many parents of children 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦with Down Syndrome encounter existing prejudices which comes in many forms varying from being told outright during their pregnancy 🤰that they should terminate their pregnancy to the more subtle absence of not asking about future possibilities and dreams. Hard as it...

31 March, 2023

Experiencing Shoulder 😳 PainBeen told that you have a tear in your shoulder muscle 😳😳 Been told that you might need to have surgery 👨‍⚕️to repair the torn shoulder muscle 😳😳😳

Shoulder muscle tears are a common cause of shoulder pain and disability, particularly in adults over the age of 40. However, shoulder muscle tears can also occur in young adults 👩 due to various reasons: Trauma: Traumatic injuries, such as a fall on an outstretched arm...

31 March, 2023

Have you been told that your child would benefit from Early Intervention yet you are still on the waiting list for Therapy for months 😳 Perhaps you have concerns 🥴about your baby’s development but have been told by different Medical Professionals to wait and see until your baby is 2 years old 😱

The above are examples of stories parents tell us when they finally find their way to see one of our Expert Paediatric Physiotherapists 🤓here at My Favourite Physio. Many of the parents would recount their story of frustrations 😤trying to get someone to listen to...

24 March, 2023

🔥🔥🔥POSITIVE POST ALERT🔥🔥🔥 Happy #FriYAY! 🥳In the current situation where all we tend to see on our social media feed is negativity, let’s make a difference by stopping to think of all the positives that has happened this week! 🤗

What are some wins that you had this week?🏆 It's important that you celebrate every win - no matter how small or big. 🎉 Here at My Favourite Physio, this week our wins include 2 little ones with Cerebral Palsy 👧 walking across the room...

24 March, 2023

Have you been told that children 👶🏻with Down Syndrome will have severe cognitive impairments 😳 Have you been told that a child with Down Syndrome 👧has very limited prospects of functioning independently as an adult😳

Many expectant mothers 🤰have been informed of the risks of various medical and health conditions that a child with Down Syndrome could possibly have which implies that having a child with Down Syndrome mean having a child with severe cognitive impairments. However, this is not...

24 March, 2023

😳 Are you still struggling to return to playing your sports at your peak performance after an ankle sprain Or perhaps your ankle just doesn’t feel 100% after that ankle sprain last summer🥴

Did you know that sprains to the ligaments on the outer side of the ankle 🦶has been documented to be the most common lower extremity injury sustained during sport participation ⚽️🏀🏈 But you don't have to be playing sports to injure an ankle — sprains...

24 March, 2023

😳Have you been told that your child might have Autism because he toe walks Or perhaps you are concerned that your child 🧒may have Autism because you noticed your toddler always on their tip toes👣

If you can identify with the above statements, then you are not alone. Here at My Favourite Physio, our Expert Paediatric Physiotherapists 🤓often see toddlers and children whose parents are concerned that their child is toe walking all the time or a lot of the...

24 March, 2023

Is lower back 😳 pain stopping you from working? Have you been dealing with a recurrent lower back pain😣 for a long time? Has treatment not been satisfactory 😰in completely resolving your lower back pain?

Lower back pain can be persistent and ongoing if you have poor habits when it comes to using your lower back. Here is the number 1 ☝️reason behind why you may be experiencing recurrent lower back and why your lower back pain may be persisting...

24 March, 2023

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Remember being asked what do you want to be when you grow up? A Ballerina, a Doctor👩‍⚕️, a Nurse, a Teacher 👩‍🏫… Has anyone asked your child 👶🏻 with Down Syndrome what they want to be when they grow up?

Experiencing Shoulder 😳 PainBeen told that you have a tear in your shoulder muscle 😳😳 Been told that you might need to have surgery 👨‍⚕️to repair the torn shoulder muscle 😳😳😳

🔥🔥🔥POSITIVE POST ALERT🔥🔥🔥 Happy #FriYAY! 🥳In the current situation where all we tend to see on our social media feed is negativity, let’s make a difference by stopping to think of all the positives that has happened this week! 🤗

Have you been told that children 👶🏻with Down Syndrome will have severe cognitive impairments 😳 Have you been told that a child with Down Syndrome 👧has very limited prospects of functioning independently as an adult😳

😳 Are you still struggling to return to playing your sports at your peak performance after an ankle sprain Or perhaps your ankle just doesn’t feel 100% after that ankle sprain last summer🥴

😳Have you been told that your child might have Autism because he toe walks Or perhaps you are concerned that your child 🧒may have Autism because you noticed your toddler always on their tip toes👣

Is lower back 😳 pain stopping you from working? Have you been dealing with a recurrent lower back pain😣 for a long time? Has treatment not been satisfactory 😰in completely resolving your lower back pain?

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