“Saturday, my headache was so bad, I couldn’t leave the house and participate with my family”

We all work really hard, and most of us are very busy during the week in the evenings. I don’t know a soul that is not excited about the weekend–it’s either family activity day, or projects around the house. This time of year, it’s really crazy with Prom, graduating senior “last time” events. You look forward to these events all week, and then *boom* , you wake up on Saturday with a headache so bad, you can’t even get out of bed.

This is not some rare story, this is a weekly occurence for those living with headaches or pain. It’s no fun to hurt, and it’s really hard on the personality (that’s code for it’s hard to stay nice to those you love when you are hurting). We hear it all the time from clients, just like you, that have suffered for years. When asked why they waited 2,3 or even 5 years for help, most reply “I just hoped that the next day would be better”.

We get that making decisions is hard, especially decisions about health care, or practictioners. Who is the right one for me? How do i choose? I don’t have time to hurt much less spend hours figuring out where to go.

We would love to be a resource for you. Let me give you some easy options.

Click here for a tip sheet about headaches and things that can help decrease your pain.

You can call the Boerne office and set up a free 20 min (in person, or over the phone) one-on-one with a physical therapist, who will listen to you and answer all your questions. This is your time to check us out, interview us, and see if we are a good fit for you and your needs. That number is 830.431.0773 or you can email us at frontdesk@monarchpt.com

Basically, we are from here, we are not going anywhere else, and we are problem solvers, here to help you find the best health care for you and your family.

Blessings,

Brenda

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Brenda Bryson, PT, MPT, LMT

I have been a physical therapist for over 20 years, and a student of John F Barnes Myofascial release for 15 years. I have had an open spirit, and a tight physical body from birth, so I not only teach clients daily about movement, but I also stretch/move daily. I am pleased to say, I have less pain and am more active at 46 than I was at 28. I love my dogs, and outside of work I live a simple life of being outside or on the ranch. I am a 5th generation Texan, and if you are from Fredericksburg, I am probably related to you. Knowing that we are all connected in some way, helps me when I’m writing or speaking, because I just imagine I am speaking to a good friend. Thanks for reading and following along with my blog — can’t wait to meet you in person, so , until then — be a blessing!

Brenda

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