Well, hello there!
Since we are going to be sharing and discussing some pretty personal topics here, I figure it’s only fair that you get to know me a little better.
11 personal things about me you may find interesting:
1) I have four kids - one boy and three girls. They’re fun and amazing and not because of anything I’ve ever done to get them that way. They just are.
2) I live on a farm outside of London, ON with my husband and kids.
3) …And on this farm we have 2 dogs…a Chocolate Lab, Zuuk, and his partner in crime, Lady, who is a Golden Retriever. We also have a donkey named “Donkey” (she’s amazing) , one milking cow named Bessie and 2 pigs, Pumpkin and Glen.
4) I find washing dishes by hand very therapeutic. If you invite me to your house for dinner, I will probably wash your dishes.
5) I rarely buy clothes at full price - why would you buy a sweater for $80 when you could get the same sweater on sale a couple of months later? I don’t know.
6) I LOVE real, delicious food. I love cooking food. I love eating food. I love trying new recipes. I readily admit that I have a full blown Pinterest addiction when it comes to recipes.
7) I enjoy any beautiful, creative, unique musical masterpiece that sparks my soul - doesn’t matter the genre.
8) My favourite musical instrument is the cello which is weird because I play the violin…
9) I ADORE my job as a physiotherapist and never imagined I would be so excited to get up and go to work every day.
10) My dad taught me how to walk in heels. If you knew my dad, this probably would not come as a surprise - he’s an amazing man of many talents. Unfortunately, I don’t often wear heels. I’m more of a ballet flat kind of girl.
11) I just got a cellphone last year. Before that I shared a phone with my husband. Yes, I realize it is 2019.
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you will continue to connect with me on this platform. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram. Let me know if there are topics you want to hear more about or questions you have about pelvic health or physiotherapy in general. There is no such thing as a ridiculous or overly personal question in my line of work.
Until next time,
Jaclyn