02-17-2006, 11:07 PM
Describe your worst one.
Recently, I had a paraplegic client in. I have been seeing clients for over seven years and all have a degree of chonic pain. It is standard for us to make them feel at ease by letting them take breaks as required. So, with my mind on auto-pilot, I told her that if she started to experience any back pain, she could feel free to "get up and walk around." :crap:
Recently, I had a paraplegic client in. I have been seeing clients for over seven years and all have a degree of chonic pain. It is standard for us to make them feel at ease by letting them take breaks as required. So, with my mind on auto-pilot, I told her that if she started to experience any back pain, she could feel free to "get up and walk around." :crap:

