Physical Therapy Connotative

Physical therapy has a very negative connotation maybe because of the requirement of exercise, that not many people like to do, or the amount of pain that can go along with it. In spite of the connotation it is a very positive necessity in life. Everybody’s goal when they start physical therapy is to get back in the same shape they were before the injury or better. It is treatment that can be really beneficial in the long run. As you get older so many things start to get tighter or ache, but if you continue treatment then pain can be reduced and help your balance which most likely will prevent future injuries. I personally have seen physical therapy save lives. My 86 year old great granny fell and tore her ACL as a great granddaughter I was worried and thought she couldn’t be strong enough to survive surgery or even the pain.
Physical therapy helps more then just bones and joints, it has an impact on the heart and lungs. After someone has gone through a heart attack or open heart surgery they want to get back in the same shape as they were before but to do that they have to progress to that point. Even if the heart is fixed after the surgery it doesn’t mean the body wasn’t impacted. As a surviver there are things that one might not be able to handle like a punch in the