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Clicking into Place

Clicking into Place

By: Jillian Galit
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 I want to explain and explore the experience of going through a hip dysplasia diagnosis and a PAO surgery from several different perspectives: my own, my surgeon’s, my physical therapist, and a mental health specialist. I hope to cover any possible emotions, tools, and tips and tricks that one might need before embarking on the long journey of recovery. art by: Kati McKaitJillian Galit Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
Episodes
  • Episode Seven: The End?

    Episode Seven: The End?
    Sep 15 2023

    Welcome to my podcast Clicking into Place! The final episode! Just a quick recap on what I discussed during all the episodes and a major thank you to anyone who listened. Love, Jillian <3
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    3 mins
  • Episode Six: The Doctor/Therapist

    Episode Six: The Doctor/Therapist
    Sep 6 2023

    Welcome to my podcast Clicking into Place! Recently we talked to my physical therapist David Block, and today we have mental health specialist Dr. Katie Hurley. The pre-, mid-, and post-op mentality is really important for a healthy recovery, and she is here to offer some tips and insight into how we can manage our mental health during this trying time.

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    16 mins
  • Episode Five: The Therapist

    Episode Five: The Therapist
    Sep 5 2023

    Welcome to my podcast Clicking into Place. Last time we talked to my surgeon Dr. Castañeda, and today we have my physical therapist David Block. While the surgery is obviously important, the work really begins after, and David is going to give us the insight we need.

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    14 mins
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