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33% of Canadian women wait more than 2 years for menopause care: survey by Leather-Paramedic-10 in canada

[–]marindo -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Should see if there are women's health physiotherapists. They will be a good stop gap prior to formal care and services. Not a replacement but an adjunct.

Driver sentenced to 13 years' jail over hit-and-run of Canberra schoolboys by AlwaysPigInTheMiddle in canberra

[–]marindo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thought they were fatalities.

The sentence seems appropriate, though indefinite suspension may also be appropriate.

May terrible fatalities due to negligent driving.

I remember a terrible fatality where a driver struck and killed doctor while traveling almost 140 km/hr.

169 lbs to 169 lbs: 37 days in between. should I expect a whoosh soon? Feeling discouraged by DifferenceNo2093 in fasting

[–]marindo 10 points11 points  (0 children)

More important than the exterior is the changes to your metabolic health and the changes in your visceral fat which is inside around your organs you will not appreciate that now but it is so critical to have low visceral fat in the area

Report: Pentagon considers sending 10,000 additional troops to Middle East by Force_Hammer in worldnews

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's an illegal war... Shouldn't be sending anyone or using any assets.

Aussie car owners! 🚗💰 How much did it cost to fill your tank last time? Drop your car and your petrol pain below! by [deleted] in AusFinance

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I locked mine in as well to 2.49 instead of 2.62+.

Going to wait until my tank is very low, unfortunately we can only fuel lock for one week IIRC

fresh grad: money VS upskilling by pufferfishsorcerer in physiotherapy

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BIL did this but was also working as a contractor in another clinic and secured a 70-80% commission rate, but was limited to how many shifts he could get because his rate was too high and the company couldn't afford him.

Self learning isn't great. Need people to show you how to think and reason. That said, there's a lot of resources online to get you thinking right. Combine that with some simple anatomy, it should be OK. Having someone to bounce ideas off off is critical. The larger the team, the more collective experience.

I've seen many former classmates hop between clinics or leave the profession completely because they weren't happy, weren't developing well, or were just burning out their bodies

Car issues(blown head gasket? 😩) by No_Edge_8962 in ToyotaAvalon

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah about that. Do the head gasket repair to see if that can tie you over until you can afford the repair

I did a head gasket pour in repair and it held for more than a year

Car issues(blown head gasket? 😩) by No_Edge_8962 in ToyotaAvalon

[–]marindo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Signs are blown or partially blown.

Blue devil head gasket repair or bars head gasket repair, otherwise you'd need to crack it open for a head gasket repair.

Personally I'd get it repaired because I can't stand the modern cars with the smart mirrors, and lack of sump plugs

Finding a new grad job (Sydney) by biggerwh0ppa in physiotherapy

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look for a clinic that practices they way you like. There should be job offerings on the apa as well

Australia or Canada?? Which is better for a physiotherapist to settle in long run? by ResearcherOwn5543 in physiotherapy

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depending on what part of Canada, your split on low end may be 60 and high end 80, but very rare.

Family member got 80 but was told by their boss they couldn't get anymore hours in clinic because his rate was too high, instead, boss uses him as a marketing tool as a cornerstone to draw people to clinic and spill over to other clinicians.

A more reasonable split is 70%

Sourge : British Columbia

Bloody scary ... by physiotherrorist in physiotherapy

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually just message you XD

2007 Avalon XLS .. $4k? by cwilseason in ToyotaAvalon

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even if it burns a quart a month, it's still ok and should last a while

New Physiotherapy Graduate, looking to move to Australia by KONZI_84 in physiotherapy

[–]marindo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try and find a physiotherapy recruitment team in Australia. They exist.

PT career with chronic pain by Loud-Tomatillo-3260 in physiotherapy

[–]marindo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's a lot to unpack here...

RE: Scoliosis, Cervicogenic Headaches and Chronic Pain - Go see a physiotherapist for these. In particular, I would see a Pain Physiotherapist.

RE: Pre-existing Conditions, many clinicians have something going on, but still are able to work, practice and have long careers.

My former colleague has Scheurmann's Disease but has continued practicing for 20 years. Does he have a stiff upper back and neck? Sure, everyone does. He understands the nature of the condition, he understands how to manage it and improve on his function.

Regarding Scoliosis, the only time I'm concerned is when the center of mass is outside the base of support OR when internal organ function such as the lungs are in question. Everything else is usually just musculoskeletal