“Having a limp is okay, probably cool, if you are a desk jockey working from home, but poor publicity if you are a physical therapist.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“No class in physical therapy school prepared me to counsel a patient dealing with a life-changing injury.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Her mission every minute of the day is to uncover the hilarity in random scenarios.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“They know what the Destroyer learned a long time ago—lying in bed doesn’t rehabilitate anyone.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Regardless of a patient's true motives to get out of bed, I always applaud on the inside. That's what physical therapy is all about.… — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Local grandmas came in and out of our clinic bringing homemade cookies and fudge, because nothing soothes phantom limb pain better than a homemade… — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Because if there's anything you need to be a physical therapist, it's a sense of humor.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Given how tedious and dull the hospital could be, I always expected hospital inpatients to be happy to see us. But they frequently had… — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Whenever I saw a person I couldn't place, I quickly looked at their legs - as if that would help me identify them.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“Physical therapy has a high burnout rate. The long hours of intense one-on-one time is emotionally fatiguing. And while we universally love our patients,… — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
“One patient got up and used his wound care supplies to tape his hospital door shut.” — Adele Levine Copy Share Image
