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We’ve all had those special patients, the ones that teach us something about ourselves, our career, and how we…

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We’ve all had those special patients, the ones that teach us something about ourselves, our career, and how we treat. My greatest lesson was from a beautiful young woman who came to see me about gait challenges. She was tripping over her affected foot secondary to being given a diagnosis of cerebral palsy (CP) at birth. Her functional problem was caused by an inability to clear her foot secondary to a lack of active range of motion in dorsiflexion, not at all uncommon in peop

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