OT Rex - Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Review

[@christianmorrow3254]

I’ve already passed the NBCOT-COTA, but I just wanted to stop by and say, THANK YOU for sharing all of your knowledge and being so supportive of those who are becoming future OT practitioners (OTR/COTA)! You are awesome! Have a wonderful day and week ahead, OTRex! 😊

[@OTRex]

Congrats!! I'm so excited for you! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment. You made my day. Good luck moving forward!

[@christianmorrow3254]

OT Rex thanks a whole bunch!! I thought it’d be nice to share some encouragement in these uncertain times. Keep up the content and awesome work!

[@carlapadilla9169]

Thank you so much! When my eyes can no longer keep on reading these videos have become such life savers! lol :)

[@lucid6067]

Did my fieldwork level II in a VA hospital. I got to work with two veterans that have a diagnosis of ALS, and it’s so true about veterans being twice as likely to acquire this disease than civilians. They work 10-18 hours duty and when in combat they are always on duty, constantly stressed and in flight or fight mode. And exposure to toxins such as morning metals, rubber, agent orange under duress is very prominent. It’s really heartbreaking.

[@kevintaglich5659]

Just in time for finals! Appreciate all the videos!! Would love to see a video on different apraxias one day if possible

[@aminxrockmetal]

Thank you so much

[@vonnav5108]

Very helpful thank you

[@mavischadwick6445]

Thanks so much Dr Alaho Olu on KZbin first of all for who you are as a person thank you for the wonderful work that you do for people in general no matter where you are I will always listen to your podcast and refer people to you because you care about people and the human body I listen to other people but you talk about the true disturbances disorders that means things that are out of order in the human system thanks 🙏 for curing my Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis disease (ALS)….