I did some PT last year for a few minor aches and pains. Really, just to learn some stretches. I'm 69, my knees sometime ache a little. Last year, my wife had two extremely successful knee replacements. I told my PT guy that I've never had my knees checked out and asked whether I should. He said, "It's up to you, but my advice is generally that unless you have an obvious problem, don't go looking. At your age, they will find something wrong. And if they find something wrong, they will want to treat it. And if they treat it, that creates its own set of problems."
I did some PT last year for a few minor aches and pains. Really, just to learn some stretches. I'm 69, my knees sometime ache a little. Last year, my wife had two extremely successful knee replacements. I told my PT guy that I've never had my knees checked out and asked whether I should. He said, "It's up to you, but my advice is generally that unless you have an obvious problem, don't go looking. At your age, they will find something wrong. And if they find something wrong, they will want to treat it. And if they treat it, that creates its own set of problems."
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Thank you! I wonder if the AirPods can tell me my level of wax buildup. That'd be useful. That AI commercial reminded me of Max Headroom.
I know, right? As creepy as it was, I found it oddly entertaining. Concerning the was, I see opportunity....