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im actually still pretty p.o'd that one of my pts rec'd neck crunches. i mean can you IMAGINE doing neck crunches to an aggravated scm? just thinking about it makes my skin crawl now.

advice for anyone looking for a pt, if the pt doesnt even touch your neck, then go somewhere else.
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