OA Wear & Repair: an Osteoarthritis knee story using healthy linguistics

[@sharonsummers]

Wonderful - great content and enthusiastically delivered - thank you.

[@jofuller7458]

THANK YOU. I am currently working with OA in my knee and know the power of the mind in my healing, THANK you so much for re framing. I wish the surgeon who saw me was as enlighten as you! Best wishes from the UK Jo

[@cassandrazaina]

This is dazzling Dave, excellent explanations useful for everyone.

[@drcarriesnaychuk]

Thank-you for giving us a better language for talking to our patients and using the biopsychosocial model to do that. This is very valuable!! Would love more examples like this!

[@zachhannan7306]

I'm a Clinical Myotherapist and explain pain is my bible. You guys truly provide some of the best tools to help people understand pain and get them moving again. Thank you.

[@renehendrix3290]

Hello Mr Butler, first of all thanks for your insights. I am currently under treatment by a therapeut who practices your methods. I can no longer fully bend my knees i.e. touching my buttocks with my heels. This is so already 30 years and all other doctors and therapeuts spoke me about arthrose and damaged cartilage, referring to my age (I am 73 now). Not so my actual therapeut with whom I got in contact through a friend. After 5 sessions with a 2 week interval there is already some progress. I do daily some exercises the therapeut learned me and I am hopefull that within some months I can report the success of the treatment based on your approach.

[@marionmoody8071]

Can you also apply this to hips?

[@conniewieck6475]

Thank you, this was helpful in saying something different instead of bone on bone. I would like to know what exercises I can do to help me get over this excruciating pain.

[@kavitaboricha9925]

amazing.thnk u.

[@kumarsudi8839]

you need to adjust the content