Anodyne therapy is currently used in over a thousand hospitals, universities, clinics, home health agencies, physical therapy centers, long term care facilities, physician offices and by the U.S. Military.
That seems like an extremely small proportion. Must be something very new -- you're lucky they have it! It sounds like it was designed primarily for peripheral neuropathy, but increasing circulation is good for lots of different problems so I hope it works for you!
Downtown San Jose is, going by the movement of bodies, a bedroom community. I think I will call it Simi Valley for a while.
It's an edge city (http://geography.about.com/library/weekly/aa020700a.htm). We have them all around the beltway here. It's weird. The suburbs are cities now. I have the same cognitive disconnect you do about that. But I loved your wonderful riff on "cities"!
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That seems like an extremely small proportion. Must be something very new -- you're lucky they have it! It sounds like it was designed primarily for peripheral neuropathy, but increasing circulation is good for lots of different problems so I hope it works for you!
Downtown San Jose is, going by the movement of bodies, a bedroom community. I think I will call it Simi Valley for a while.
It's an edge city (http://geography.about.com/library/weekly/aa020700a.htm). We have them all around the beltway here. It's weird. The suburbs are cities now. I have the same cognitive disconnect you do about that.