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I watched the Hiddlestone Coriolanus a few nights ago, and was enthralled. It is an excellent production, from casting to staging, as Terpsichore described. (Seriously, how does a dirt-grimed man moving a chair look so attractive?)
Coriolanus is a grand tragedy of political and personal dimensions and revolving around several very forceful, very egotistic, and very vocal characters. Caius Macius Coriolanus is the manliest of men, (especially when played by Hiddlestone,) but cannot bend his (flawed) convictions to curry political favor. His bossy mother Volumnia claims responsibility for her son's martial prowess, and lives up to her name.
But in this version, my attention was caught by the quiet, peace-loving wife, Virgilia.
In their first scene together, Coriolanus address his wife as "my gracious silence". This phrase has always captured my attention, mostly because that adjective lends a warmth and power to a quality that is often overlooked or criticized. But this title often translates into a negative portrayal of the character.
Virgilia has barely 26 lines, in the whole play, none of which are particularly poignant or important. This title and her own words combined mark her a passive character, waiting for the action of others to determine her fate, ruled by her voluble mother-in-law, and cloistering herself inside wait for her husband. (It is the mother-in-law, Volumnia, who lives up to her name with some of the most rhetorically powerful speeches in the play.)
In Shakespeare, the character reveal themselves trough their speeches almost more than their actions, particularly as Shakespeare included few stage directions. A character with few lines often fades into the background. Yet in this production, Virgilia's silence is not taken to be complete inaction.
She might be silent in part because it is impossible to speak when Volumnia holds forth. But in a play where there is increasing tension between honest speech and "fair words", it is notable that Virgilia repeatedly chooses to hold her silence.
Volumnia urges Coriolanus to,
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To the people; not by your own instruction,
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Your tongue, though but bastards and syllables
Of no allowance to your bosom's truth. " (2232-2236)
And when Coriolanus complies, Virgilia becomes almost mute. When his inability to make the bastard words credible destroys him, Virgilia (in this version) only kisses him farewell.
It is not passivity that silences Virgilia; it is words themselves that fail her.
Corrupt language is what destroyed her husband. At several points she can only issue broke cries of, "oh heavens, oh heavens!", as if words themselves cannot hold depth of her heartache (2533). She is almost choking on her words, as if to articulate them would derive them of reality. Speeches would only make her agony seem trite, so she carries them quietly.
Shakespeare, the word master, has crafted excruciating monologues of pain, so it is strange that he gives Virgilia such silence. Yet his use of silence is not uncommon; "silence is the perfectest herald of joy", declares Claudio, the false lover. Although Claudio's joy falters, it might well be that silence heralds a great many other interior movements.
This version of the play lets Virgilia's actions speak more poignantly than all of Volumnia's syllables. Her love for her husband is clear in every gesture, and need to no other articulation. Her lack of speech is not empty, but it itself as powerful as Menelius' smooth persuasions. She is truly Coriolanus's "gracious silence".


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- Achilles tendon 2009, Springer
- Acquired brain injury 2007, Springer
- Adventure and extreme sports injuries 2013, Springer
- Amputation, prosthesis use, and phantom limb pain 2010, Springer
- Biomechanics for life 2011, Springer
- Biomechanics of lower limb prosthetics 2010, Springer
- Biomechatronics in medicine and health care 2011, CRCnetBASE
- Cardiac rehabilitation 2007, Springer
- Cardiac rehabilitation manual 2011, SpringerGeneral Principles of Exercise Testing in Cardiac Rehabilitation -- General Principles of Nutrition Support in Cardiac Rehabilitation -- Psychological Care of Cardiac Patients -- Exercise Training in Cardiac Rehabilitation -- Angina Pectoris -- Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 and Cardiovascular Disease -- Cardiac Rehabilitation After Acute Myocardial Infarction: The Influence of Psychosocial Disorders -- Stable Coronary Artery Disease: Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Reduces the Risk of Recurrent Angina after PCI in the Case of Arterial Hypertension -- Rehabilitation of Patients After CABG/Sternotomy -- Congestive Heart Failure: Stable Chronic Heart Failure Patients -- Cardiac Rehabilitation in Patients with Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator -- Exercise Training in Congenital Heart Diseases -- Pacemaker Implantation -- Patient with Peripheral Artery Disease.
- Cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation 2007, SpringerIntroduction / edited by Peter Mathes -- Exercise testing in heart disease / edited by Helmut Gohlke -- Exercise training in heart disease / edited by Helmut Gohlke -- Nutrition / edited by Catherine Monpère -- Tobacco addiction / edited by Irene Hellemans -- Psychological and behavioral support / edited by Hannah McGee -- Social and caring support / edited by Philippe Sellier -- Adapted programs for special groups / edited by Hugo Saner -- Pharmacotherapy, organization, evaluation / edited by Joep Perk.
- Casebook of orthopedic rehabilitation 2008, Springer
- 1. History of Cognitive Rehabilitation -- 2. The Role of Assessment in Treatment Planning -- 3. Treatment Strategies -- 4. Cognitive Remediation with NeurXercise -- 5. Treatment Generalization and Ecological Validity -- 6. A NeurXercise Casebook -- 7. Conclusions -- Appendicies A-N.
- Computers helping people with special needs 2008, Springer
- Coping with chronic illness and disability 2007, SpringerPart I: An introduction to coping theory and research / H. Livneh and E. Martz -- Psychodynamic adn cognitive theories of coping / C.L. Radnitz and L. Tiersky -- Hierarchical coping : a conceptual framework for understanding coping within the context of chronic illness and disability / J. Chronister and F. Chan -- The social context of coping / J.F. Kosciulek -- Reauthoring the self : chronic sorrow and posttraumatic stress following the onset of CID / S. Roos and R.A. Neimeyer -- Adaptive tasks and methods of coping with illness and disability / R.H. Moos and C.J. Holahan. Part II: Coping with AIDS : the challenges of an evolving disease / J. Walkup and L. Cramer-Berness -- Coping with arthritis : from vulnerability to resilience / B.W. Smith and J. Dalen -- Coping with burn injury: research summary and a new model of the influence of coping on psychological complications / J.A. Fauerbach, M.G. Bresnick and M.T. Smith -- Coping with cancer : findings on research and intervention studies / S.L. Manne -- Coping with diabetes : psychological determinants of diabetes outcomes / J. Wagner and H. Tennen -- Coping with epilepsy : research and interventions / M. Bishop and C.A. Allen -- Coping with heart disease : implications for prevention and treatment / K.K. Bennett and J.L. Boothby -- Coping with multiple sclerosis : considerations and interventions / K. McNulty -- Coping with chronic pain : a stress-appraisal coping model / B.E. Thorn and K.E. Dixon -- Coping with severe mental illness : a multifaceted approach / S. Kravetz and D. Roe -- Coping with spinal cord injuries : wholeness is a state of mind / E. Martz and H. Livneh -- Coping with traumatic brain injury : existential challenges and managing hope / J.H. Hinkebein and R.C. Stucky -- Appendix of commonly used coping instruments.
- Designing accessible technology 2006, Springer
- Designing inclusive futures 2008, Springer
- Disability & international development 2009, Springer
- Ergonomics for rehabilitation professionals 2009, CRCnetBASE
- Essential physical medicine and rehabilitation 2006, SpringerTraumatic brain injury / Ramnik Singh and Michael W. O'Dell -- Stroke / Brenda S. Mallory -- Spinal cord injury / Monifa Brooks and Steven Kirshblum -- Prosthetics and orthotics / Heikki Uustal -- Cardiac rehabilitation / Mathew N. Bartels -- Pulmonary rehabilitation / Mathew N. Bartels -- Pediatric rehabilitation / Jilda N. Vargus-Adams -- Neuromuscular rehabilitation / Nancy E. Strauss, Shikha Sethi, and Stanley J. Myers -- Cancer rehabilitation / Michael D. Stubblefield and Christian M. Custodio -- Orthopedic rehabilitation / C. David Lin -- Spine and musculoskeletal medicine / Grant Cooper, Yusuf Tatli, and Gregory E. Lutz -- Electrodiagnostic medicine / Joseph Feinberg ... [et al.].
- Essentials of physical medicine and rehabilitation. 2nd ed. 2008, MD ConsultCervical spondylotic myelopathy -- Cervical facet arthropathy -- Cervical degenerative disease -- Cervical radiculopathy -- Cervical sprain or strain -- Cervical stenosis -- Cervicogenic vertigo -- Trapezius strain -- Acromioclavicular injuries -- Adhesive capsulitis -- Biceps tendinitis -- Biceps tendon rupture -- Glenohumeral instability -- Rotator cuff tendinitis -- Rotator cuff tear -- Scapular winging -- Shoulder arthritis -- Elbow arthritis -- Epicondylitis -- Median neuropathy -- Olecranon bursitis -- Radial neuropathy --Ulnar neuropathy (elbow) -- de quervain tenosynovits -- Dupuytren contracture -- Extensor tendon injuries -- Flexor tendon injuries -- Hand and wrist ganglia -- Hand osteoarthritis -- Kienböck disease -- Median neuropathy (carpal tunnel syndrome) -- Trigger finger -- Ulnar collateral ligament sprain -- Ulnar neuropathy (wrist) -- Wrist osteoarthritis -- Wrist rheumatoid arthritis -- Thoracic compression fracture -- Thoracic radiculopathy -- Thoracic sprain or strain -- Lumbar degenerative disease -- Lumbar facet arthropathy -- Lumbar radiculopathy -- Low back strain or sprain -- Lumbar spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis -- Lumbar spinal stenosis -- Sacroiliac joint dysfunction -- Hip osteoarthritis -- Femoral neuropathy -- Lateral femoral cutaneous neuropathy -- Piriformis syndrome -- Quadriceps contusion -- Total hip replacement -- Trochanteric bursitis -- Anterior cruciate ligament tear -- Baker's cyst -- Collateral ligament sprain -- Compartment syndrome -- Hamstring strain -- Iliotibial band syndrome -- Knee osteoarthritis -- Knee bursitis -- Meniscal injuries -- Jumper's knee -- Patellofemoral syndrome -- Peroneal neuropathy -- Posterior cruciate ligament sprain -- Quadriceps tendinitis -- Shin splints -- Stress fractures -- Total knee replacement -- Achilles tendinitis -- Ankle arthritis -- Foot and ankle bursitis -- Ankle sprain -- Bunion and bunionette --Chronic ankle instability -- Claw toe -- Corns -- Foot and ankle ganglia -- Hallux rigidus -- Hammer toe -- Mallet toe -- Metatarsalgia -- Morton neuroma -- Plantar fasciitis -- Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction -- Tibial neuropathy (tarsal tunnel syndrome) -- Occipital neuralgia -- Trigeminal neuralgia -- Thoracic outlet syndrome -- Chronic pain syndrome -- Complex regional pain syndrome -- Headaches -- Fibromyalgia -- Myofascial pain syndrome -- Repetitive strain injuries -- Costosternal syndromes -- Intercostal neuralgia -- Tietze syndrome -- Postherpetic neuralgia -- Arachnoiditis -- Coccydynia -- Phantom limb pain -- Cervical dystonia -- Post-thoracotomy pain syndrome -- Post-mastectomy pain syndrome -- Upper limb amputations -- Lower limb amputations -- Ankylosing spondylitis -- Burns -- Cardiac rehabilitation -- Cancer -- Cerebral palsy -- Chronic fatigue syndrome -- Chronic kidney disease -- Joint contractures -- Deep venous thrombosis -- Dementia -- Management of the patient with a foot at risk: peripheral arterial disease and diabetes -- Dysphagia -- Enteropathic arthritides -- Heterotopic ossification -- Lymphedema -- Motor neuron disease -- Movement disorders -- Multiple sclerosis -- Myopathies -- Neurogenic bladder -- Osteoarthritis -- Osteoporosis -- Parkinson disease -- Peripheral neuropathies -- Plexopathy-brachial -- Plexopathy-lumbosaral -- Polytrauma rehabilitation -- Post-poliomyelitis syndrome -- Post-concussion disorders -- Psoriatic arthritis -- Pressure ulcers -- Pulmonary rehabilitation -- Rheumatoid arthritis -- Scoliosis and kyphosis -- Spasticity -- Speech and language disorders -- Spinal cord injury (cervical) -- Spinal cord injury (thoracic) -- Spinal cord injury (lumbosacral) -- Stroke -- Stroke in young adults -- Systemic lupus erythematosus -- Transverse myelitis -- Traumatic brain injury.
- Exercise and cancer survivorship 2010, Springer
- Exercise and physical functioning in osteoarthritis 2014, Springer1. Introduction -- Part I. Osteoarthritis of the knee or hip -- 2. Epidemiology, pathogenesis, and clinical aspects -- 3. Therapeutic options -- Part II. Functional decline -- 4. Risk factors for functional decline -- 5. Neuromuscular mechanisms explaining functional decline -- 6. Behavioral mechanisms explaining functional decline -- Part III. Exercise therapy -- 7.Regular exercise therapy -- 8. Exercise aiming at neuromuscular mechanisms -- 9. Exercise aiming at behavioral mechanisms -- 10. Comorbidity, overweight, and exercise -- 11. Concluding remarks.
- Flexibility, a concise guide 2008, Springer
- Foundations of sport-related injuries 2008, SpringerI. Foundations of Injury in Athletics -- Classification of Injuries in Athletics, p. 3-23 -- Science of Training and Injury in Athletics, p. 25-43 -- Balance as a Risk Factor for Athletic Injuries, p. 45-75 -- Fatigue-Related Injuries in Athletes, p. 77-95 -- Nutrition as a Risk Factor for Injury in Elite Athletes, p. 97-109 -- II. Coaches and Athletes' Perspectives of Injury -- Injury in Athletics: Coaches' Point of View, p. 113-146 -- Injury from Athletes' Perspectives, p. 147-159 -- Interviews with Injured Athletes, p. 161-195 -- Overuse Injuries: Students' Points of View, p. 197-216 -- Fitness Assessment in Athletes, p. 217-239 -- III. Psychological Traumas in Athletes -- Psychological Trauma: Unfortunate Experience in Athletics, p. 243-267 -- Fear as Adaptive or Maladaptive Form of Emotional Response, p. 269-287 -- Fear of Injury, Kinesiophobia & Perceived Risk, p. 289-309 -- Multiple Facets of Pain due to Injury, p. 311-330 -- Psychological Trauma: Case Studies, p. 331-355 -- Psychological Trauma: Age & Gender Factors, p. 357-374 -- IV. Concussion in Athletes -- Concussion: Why Bother?, p. 377-398 -- Concussion Classification: Historical Perspectives and Current Trends, p. 399-414 -- Evaluation of Concussion: Signs and Symptoms, p. 415-445 -- Traumatic Brain Injuries in Children, p. 447-466 -- V. Injury Rehabilitation -- Integrated Injury Rehabilitation, p. 469-491 -- EEG & Neurofeedback in Rehabilitation, p. 493-513 -- Virtual Reality in Injury Rehabilitation, p. 515-540.
- Functional movement development across the life span. 3rd ed. 2012, ScienceDirectFunctional independence : a lifelong goal -- Theories affecting development -- Motor development -- Motor control and motor learning -- Evaluation of function, activity, and participation -- Skeletal system changes -- Muscle system changes -- Cardiovascular and pulmonary systems changes -- Nervous system changes -- Sensory system changes -- Vital functions -- Posture and balance -- Locomotion -- Prehension -- Health and fitness.
- Geriatric physical therapy. 3rd ed. 2012, ScienceDirectGeriatric Physical Therapy offers a comprehensive presentation of geriatric physical therapy science and practice. Thoroughly revised and updated, editors Andrew Guccione, Rita Wong, and Dale Avers and their contributors provide current information on aging-related changes in function, the impact of these changes on patient examination and evaluation, and intervention approaches that maximize optimal aging. Chapters emphasize evidence-based content that clinicians can use throughout the patient management process. Six new chapters include: Exercise Prescription, Older Adults and Their Families, Impaired Joint Mobility, Impaired Motor Control, Home-based Service Delivery, and Hospice and End of Life. Clinically accurate and relevant while at the same time exploring theory and rationale for evidence-based practice, it's perfect for students and practicing clinicians. It's also an excellent study aid for the Geriatric Physical Therapy Specialization exam. Comprehensive coverage provides all the foundational knowledge needed for effective management of geriatric disorders. Content is written and reviewed by leading experts in the field to ensure information is authoritative, comprehensive, current, and clinically accurate. A highly readable writing style and consistent organization make it easy to understand difficult concepts. Tables and boxes organize and summarize important information and highlight key points for quick reference. A well-referenced and scientific approach provides the depth to understand processes and procedures. Theory mixed with real case examples show how concepts apply to practice and help you enhance clinical decision-making skills. Standard APTA terminology familiarizes you with terms used in practice.
- Part 1.Burn injuries and their psychosocial and long time consequences --Acute stress disorder and post traumatic stress disorder in individuals suffering from burn injury /Sherri Sharp and Walter J. Meyer III --Long term consequences of burn injuries /Shelley Wiechman --Part 2.Burn wound healing, documentation, scar management and rehabilitation --Skin architecture and function /Adelheid Elbe-Bürger --Burn wound healing: Pathophysiology /Luc Teot, Sami Otman, Antonio Brancati and Rainer Mittermayr --Burn scar treatment /Luc Teot, Sami Otman, Antonio Brancati and Rainer Mittermayr --Scar assessment /Pauline D. H. M. Verhaegen, Martijn B. A. van der Wal, Esther Middelkoop and Paul P. M. van Zuijlen --The future of wound documentation: Three-dimensional, evidence-based, intuitive and thorough /Michael Giretzlehner, Lars-Peter Kamolz, Johannes Dirnberger and Robert Owen --Evaluation of mimic function in patients with facial burns by use of the three-dimensional video-analysis /Maria Michaelidou and Manfred Frey --Rehabilitation and scar management /Lars-Peter Kamolz and Marc G. Jeschke --Exercise /Karen J. Kowalske, Serina J. McEntire and Oscar E. Suman --Part 3.Burn reconstruction (Principles and techniques) --Principles of burn reconstruction /Lars-Peter Kamolz and David B. Lumenta --Tissue expanders in burn surgery /Norbert Pallua and Erhan Demir --Burn reconstruction: Skin substitutes and tissue engineering /Raymund E. Horch and Volker J. Schmidt --Twelve year follow-up: A clinical study on dermal regeneration /Monica C. T. Bloemen, Paul P. M. van Zuijlen and Esther Middelkoop --Generation of adipose tissue based on tissue engineering: An overview /Maike Keck, David B. Lumenta and Lars-Peter Kamolz --Part 4.Burn reconstruction (Specific regions) --Burn reconstruction: Neck region /Norbert Pallua and Erhan Demir --Burn reconstruction: Eye region /Andreas Heckmann and Peter M. Vogt --Reconstruction of the post burn ear /Andrew Burd --Reconstruction of the perioral region after facial burns /Timo Alexander Spanholtz and Riccardo E. Giunta --Nasal reconstruction /Lars-Peter Kamolz, Maike Keck, Harald Selig and David B. Lumenta --Reconstruction/Correction of burn alopecia /Lars-Peter Kamolz, Maike Keck, Harald Selig and David B. Lumenta --Burn reconstruction: Breast /Eva Koellensperger and Guenter Germann --Reconstruction of burn deformities of the lower extremity /Christian Ottomann and Bernd Hartmann --Thermal injuries to the foot /Thilo Schenck and Riccardo E. Giunta --Burn reconstruction: Hand and upper extremity /Hugo Benito Kitzinger, Birgit Karle and Manfred Frey --Part 5.Burn reconstruction (Future perspectives) --Burn reconstruction -- Future perspectives: Facial transplantation /Maria Siemionow and Fatih Zor --Modern myoprostheses in electric burn injuries of the upper extremity /Oskar C. Aszmann, Hans Diet, Tatjana Paternostro and Manfred Frey.
- Innovations in rehabilitation sciences education 2005, Springer
- International handbook of occupational therapy interventions 2009, Springer
- Managing sports injuries. 4th ed. 2011, ScienceDirectHealing -- Sports massage -- Taping in sport -- Physical training and injury -- Exercise therapy -- First contact management -- Lower limb motion during walking, running, and jumping -- The hip and thigh -- The knee -- The shin -- The ankle -- The foot -- The lumbar spine -- The thorax and thoracic spine -- The cervical spine -- Facial injury -- The shoulder -- The elbow -- The wrist and hand.
- Managing the injured athlete 2011, ScienceDirect
- Massage. 2. Aufl. 2006, Springer
- Multiple ligament injured knee. 2nd ed. 2013, SpringerA reference suitable for orthopedic surgeons, trauma surgeons, sports medicine fellows, orthopedic surgery residents, physical therapists, physician assistants, and all health professionals who treat traumatic injuries of the knee. Vastly expanded from its first publication, new topics in this edition include: -ACL based multiple ligament knee injury-Mechanical graft tensioning-Fracture dislocations-Articular cartilage restoration-Meniscus transplantation-Extensor mechanism restoration. Hundreds of illustrations and photographs facilitate easy comprehension of the text. Covering everything from anatomy and biomechanics through diagnosis, classification, both non-surgical and surgical management, complications and selected case studies, gives a complete picture of a complex pathologic entity.
- Multiple sclerosis rehabilitation 2013, CRCnetBASE"This edited handbook provides a comprehensive resource to inform and guide health and rehabilitation practitioners as they engage in the rehabilitation process with multiple sclerosis patients. The text provides a broad-based perspective on multiple sclerosis, how it influences everyday life, and the strategies that can be employed by rehabilitation practitioners to enable people with MS to fully engage in everyday life. The first section offers an overview of MS basics; the next two sections describe MS rehabilitation to manage impairments and to enhance activity and participation among MS patients; and the final section presents contextual factors that may influence MS rehabilitation efforts"--Provided by publisher.
- Neurorehabilitation technology 2012, Springer
- Orthopedic rehabilitation, assessment, and enablement 2007, Springer
- Pain procedures in clinical practice. 3rd ed. 2011, ScienceDirectSection I. Basic Principles of Procedures -- Section II. Soft Tissue & Joint Injections -- Section III. Complementary & Alternative Medical Procedures -- Section IV. Peripheral Nerve Blocks -- Section V. Spine -- Section VI. Physical Modalities for Pain Management.
- Pediatric life care planning and case management. 2nd ed. 2011, CRCnetBASE
- Pelvic floor re-education. 2nd ed. 2008, SpringerPart I. Function and Dysfunction of the Pelvic Floor and Viscera -- Functional Anatomy of the Pelvic Floor and Lower Urinary Tract / Daniele Perucchini and John O. L. DeLancey -- Neural Control of Pelvic Floor Muscles / David B. Vodušek -- The Effects of Pregnancy and Childbirth on the Pelvic Floor / Kaven Baessler and Bernhard Schüssler -- Muscle Function and Ageing / Brenda Russell and Linda Brubaker -- Urinary Incontinence and Voiding Dysfunction / Annette Kuhn and Bernhard Schüssler -- Pelvic Organ Prolapse / Peggy A. Norton -- Anal Incontinence, Constipation, and Obstructed Defecation / Abdul H. Sultan and A. Muti Abulaffi -- Overactive Pelvic Floor Muscles and Related Pain / Wendy F. Bower -- Part II. Evaluation of the Pelvic Floor -- Clinical Evaluation of the Pelvic Floor Muscles / Diane K. Newman and Jo Laycock -- Examination of Patients with Pelvic Organ Prolapse / Ursula M. Peschers -- Urodynamics / Ursula M. Peschers -- Applying Urodynamic Findings to Clinical Practice / Christopher K. Payne -- Anorectal Physiology / David Z. Lubowski and Michael L. Kennedy -- Ultrasound Imaging / Kaven Baessler and Heinz Kölbl -- Magnetic Resonance Imaging / Thomas Treumann, Ralf Tunn and Bernhard Schüssler -- Electrophysiology / Clare J. Fowler and David B. Vodušek -- Outcome Measures in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation / Kate H. Moore and Emmanuel Karantanis -- Part III. Techniques of Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation and Muscle Training -- Concepts of Neuromuscular Rehabilitation and Pelvic Floor Muscle Training / Jo Laycock -- Exercise, Feedback, and Biofeedback / Pauline E. Chiarelli and Kate H. Moore -- Electrical Stimulation / Wendy F. Bower -- Extracorporeal Magnetic Stimulation / Alastair R. Morris and Kate H. Moore -- Devices / Ingrid Nygaard and Peggy A. Norton -- Alternative Methods to Pelvic Floor Muscle Awareness and Training / Kaven Baessler and Barbara E. Bell -- Part IV. Treatment: Condition-Specific Assessment and Approaches -- Behavioral Treatment / Kathryn L. Burgio -- Stress Urinary Incontinence / Jo Laycock -- Evidence for the Effectiveness of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training in the Treatment and Antenatal Prevention of Female Urinary Incontinence / E. Jean C. Hay-Smith and Kate H. Moore -- Postpartum Management of the Pelvic Floor / Pauline E. Chiarelli -- Role of a Perineal Clinic / Ranee Thakar -- Overactive Bladder / Kathryn L. Burgio, Dudley Robinson and Linda Cardozo -- Sexual Dysfunction and the Overactive Pelvic Floor / Wendy F. Bower -- Anal Incontinence and Evacuation Difficulties / Christine Norton -- Incontinence During Sports and Fitness Activities / Alain P. Bourcier -- Pelvic Organ Prolapse - Pessary Treatment / Jane A. Schulz and Elena Kwon -- Part V. What to Do if Physiotherapy Fails? -- Stress Urinary Incontinence: Choice of Surgery / Stuart L. Stanton -- Genital Prolapse: Surgery for Failed Conservative Treatment / Stuart L. Stanton -- The Anal Sphincter / Klaus E. Matzel, Manuel Besendörfer and Stefanie Kuschel.
- Physical rehabilitation of paralysed facial muscles 2011, Springer
- Physical rehabilitation of the injured athlete. 4th ed. 2012, ScienceDirect
- Physical therapy of cerebral palsy 2007, Springer
- Physical therapy of the shoulder. 5th ed. 2012, ScienceDirectGuide to practice -- Mechanics of movement and evaluation -- Functional anatomy and mechanics -- Throwing injuries -- Examinations and evaluation of the shoulder -- Neurologic considerations -- Interrelationship of the spine, rib cage, and shoulder -- Neural tissue evaluation and treatment -- Sensory integration and neuromuscular control of the shoulder -- Evaluation and treatment of brachial plexus lesions -- Special considerations -- Impingement syndrome and impingement-related instability -- Shoulder instability -- Frozen shoulder -- Etiology and evaluation of rotator cuff pathologic conditions and rehabilitation -- Visceral referred pain to the shoulder -- Treatment approaches -- Manual therapy techniques -- Muscle length testing and electromyographic evidence for manual strength testing and exercises for the shoulder -- Myofascial trigger points of the shoulder -- Strength training concepts -- Surgical considerations -- Rotator cuff repairs -- Surgical approach to shoulder instabilities -- Total shoulder replacements.
- PNF in practice. 3rd ed. 2008, Springer
- Progress in motor control. A Multidisciplinary perspective 2009, Springer
- Model-based and model-free mechanisms of human motor learning /Adrian M. Haith, John W. Krakauer --The molecular basis of experience-dependent motor system development /Robert G. Kalb, Weiguo Zhou, Lei Zhang --Neurocognitive mechanisms of error-based motor learning /Rachael D. Seidler ... [et al.] --Plasticity in the motor network following primary motor cortex lesion /Numa Dancause --The mirror system in monkeys and humans and its possible motor-based functions /Leonardo Fogassi, Luciano Simone --A molecular basis for intrinsic muscle properties : implications for motor control /Kiisa C. Nishikawa ... [et al.] --Theoretical and methodological issues in serial correlation analysis /Didier Delignières, Vivien Marmelat --On the control of unstable objects : the dynamics of human stick balancing /Ramesh Balasubramaniam --Intermittent motor control : the "drift-and-act" hypothesis /John G. Milton.
- The disability paradigm / David Pfeiffer -- Understanding how disability is defined and conceptualized in the literature / Barbara J. Lutz and Barbara J. Bowers -- An integrative conceptual framework of disability : new directions for research / Denise G. Tate and Constance Pledger -- Transforming psychological practice and society : policies that reflect the new paradigm / Carol J. Gill, Donald G. Kewman, and Ruth W. Brannon -- Social work practice with people with disabilities in the era of disability rights / Richard L. Beaulaurier and Samuel H. Taylor -- Models of disability : implications for the counseling profession / Julie F. Smart and David W. Smart -- The contribution of the physically and mentally handicapped to development / Jean Vanier -- Personal perspective : coping with a journey toward recovery : from the inside out / Dale Walsh --Psychological adaptation to chronic illness and disability : a primer for counselors / Hanoch Livneh and Richard F. Antonak -- Objective self-awareness and stigma : implications for persons with visible disabilities / Andrew A. Phemister and Nancy M. Crewe -- Psychosocial issues of women with physical disabilities : the continuing gender debate / Margaret A. Nosek and Rosemary B. Hughes -- Female sexuality and spinal cord injury : counselling implications / Eva Miller and Irmo Marini -- Cross-cultural counseling issues of males who sustain a disability / Irmo Marini -- Psychiatric and psychological issues in survivors of major disasters / Carol S. North -- Quality of life and psychosocial adaptation to chronic illness and acquired disability : a conceptual and theoretical synthesis / Malachy Bishop -- Six principles relating disability and psychological adjustment / Franklin C. Shontz -- Personal perspective : using rational emotive behavior therapy techniques to cope with disability / Albert Ellis --Family decision making in foregoing life-extending treatments / Virginia P. Tilden ... [et al.] -- My child is not my carer : mothers with physical disablities and the well-being of children / Ora Prilleltenshy -- Parenting a child with a chronic medical condition / Jane Case-Smith -- In the midst of a hurricane : a case study of a couple living with AIDS / Lydia P. Buki, Lori Kogan, Bethanne Keen, and Patti Uman -- Parental illness, family functioning, and adolescent well-being : a family ecology framework to guide research / Sara Pedersen -- Life's challenges : curse or opportunity? Counseling families of persons with disabilities / Mary R. Hulnick and H. Ronald Hulnick -- Personal perspectives : my life with muscular dystrophy : lessons and opportunities / Robert P. Winske -- Dealing with Spina Bifida : mother's perspective / Janet Lingerman --The construct of hope in the rehabilitation process / Amy B. Collins and Marvin D. Kuehn -- Spirituality in disability and illness / Judy Kaye and Senthil Kumar Raghavan -- Spiritual factors and adjustment in medical rehabilitation : understanding forgiveness as a means of coping / Jon R. Webb -- The psychosocial impact on survivors of extraordinary, stressful, and traumatic events : principles and practices in critical incident response for rehabilitation counselors / Mark A. Strebnicki -- War, death, and bereavement : how we can help / Joan Beder -- Users of assistive technology : the human component / Martin G. Brodwin, Tristen Star, and Elizabeth Cardoso -- Changes in attitudes toward people with handicaps / Beatrice A. Wright -- Personal perspective : recovery and the rehabilitation process : a personal journey / James T. Herbert --The implications of positive psychology and wellness for rehabilitation counselor education / Irmo Marini and Mitka Chacon -- "Successful aging" : a disability perspective / Meredith Minkler and Pamela Fadem -- The promise of the International classification of functioning, disability, and health (ICF) -- Recovery from psychiatric disabilities / Patricia B. Nemec and Cheryl J. Gagne -- Psychological adaptation to disability : perspectives from chaos and complexity theory / Hanoch Livneh and Randall M. Parker -- Eugenics, euthanasia, and physician-assisted suicide : an overview for rehabilitation professionals / Steve Zanskas and Wendy Coduti -- Reflections and considerations / Arthur E. Dell Orto and Paul Power -- Aging and disability : toward a unified agenda / Irving Kenneth Zola -- Personal statement : life lessons taught me by my disability / Alfred H. DeGraff -- Personal statement : one more burden, a mother's perspective / Bernadette.
- Psychoprosthetics 2008, Springer
- Radiologically-guided approach to musculoskeletal anatomy 2013, Springer
- Re-engineering of the damaged brain and spinal cord 2005, Springer
- Rehab clinical pocket guide 2013, Springer"Designed in a concise, easy-to-read style for a wide variety of medical occupations, the Rehab Clinical Pocket Guide is the ideal, handy reference for rehabilitation professionals and other health providers. Divided into four sections that cover inpatient care, clinical strategies, outpatient care, and additional diagnostics and therapeutics, this is the first book of its kind to contain all of the relevant clinical information needed on the rehabilitation unit, including specific admission order sets and topics such as medication dosing, consultant recommendations, specific rehabilitation goals and treatments, and even billing details for various diagnoses. The Rehab Clinical Pocket Guide offers all the clinical material needed to properly treat patients and excel in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation and will prove an indispensable resource for medical students, residents, physicians, therapists and nutritionists."--P. 4 of cover."
- Rehabilitation outcome measures 2010, ScienceDirectOutcome measurement and practice -- International classification of functioning, disability and health (ICF) -- How to choose an outcome measure -- Reliability : error in measurement -- Validity -- Measuring change -- Measuring mobility -- Measuring physical activity -- Measuring fatigue -- Measuring neurological conditions and rehabilitation -- Evaluating satisfaction.
- Science of phototherapy 2005, Springer
- Spastic forms of cerebral palsy 2010, SpringerCerebral palsy detection : from John Little to the present / Giovanni Cioni, Paola B. Paolicelli -- Guide to the interpretation of cerebral palsy / Adriano Ferrari, Silvia Alboresi -- Functional diagnosis in infants and in very young children : early predictive signs / Giovanni Cioni, Andrea Guzzetta, Vittorio Belmonti -- Motor defects / Adriano Ferrari -- Perceptive defects / Adriano Ferrari -- Praxic organization disorders / Simonetta Muzzini, Federico Posteraro, Roberta Leonetti -- Visual and oculomotor disorders / Andrea Guzzetta ... [et al.] -- Neuropsychological evaluation / Daniels Brizzolara, Paola Brovedani, Giovanni Ferretti -- Emotional, behavioral and social disorders in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy / Gabriele Masi, Paolo Brovedani -- Observing interactions / Sandra Maestro -- Critical aspects of classifications / Adriano Ferrari -- Kinematic classification / Adriano Ferrari -- Tetraplegic forms / Adriano Ferrari ... [et al.] -- Dysperceptive forms / Silvia Alboresi ... [et al.] -- Forms of diplegia / Adriano Ferrari ... [et al.] -- Forms of hemiplegia / Giovanni Cioni ... [et al.].
- Spinal control 2013, ScienceDirectSpine systems science : a primer on the systems approach / N. Peter Reeves, Jacek Cholewicki -- Computational models for trunk trajectory planning and load distribution : a test-bed for studying various clinical adaptation and motor control strategies of low back pain patients / Mohamad Parnianpour -- Mechanical changes in the spine in back pain / Greg Kawchuk -- Spine function and low-back pain : interactions of active and passive structures / Jaap H. van Dieen, Idsart Kingma -- Adaptation and rehabilitation: from motoneurones to motor cortex and -- Behaviour / Paul W. Hodges -- Opinions on the links between back pain and motor control : the disconnect -- Between clinical practice and research / Stuart McGill -- The kinesiopathologic model and mechanical low back pain / Linda R. Van Dillen, Shirley A. Sahrmann, Barbara J. Norton -- The relationship between control of the spine and low back pain : a clinical -- Researcher's perspective / Julie A. Hides -- Existing muscle synergies and low back pain : a case for preventative -- Intervention / Jack P. Callaghan, Erika Nelson-Wong -- Trunk muscle control and back pain : chicken, egg, neither or both? / G. Lorimer Moseley --Altered variability in proprioceptive postural strategy in people with recurrent low back pain / Simon Brumagne ... [et al.] -- Proprioceptive contributions from paraspinal muscle spindles to the relationship between control of the trunk and back pain / Joel G. Pickar -- Time-dependent mechanisms that impair muscle protection of the spine / Patricia Dolan, Michael A. Adams -- Effectiveness of exercise therapy for chronic non-specific low-back pain / Marienke van Middelkoop .... [et al.] -- How can models of motor control be useful for understanding low back pain? (summary chapter 1) / N. Peter Reeves ... [et al.] -- Targeting interventions to patients : development and evaluation (summary chapter 2) / Linda van Dillen, Maurits van Tulder -- Motor control changes and low-back pain, cause or effect? (summary chapter 3) / Jaap H. van Dieen, G. Lorimer Moseley, Paul W. Hodges -- What is the relation between proprioception and low back pain? (summary chapter 4) / Simon Brumagne, Patricia Dolan, Joel G. Pickar -- Motor control of the spine and changes in pain : debate about the extrapolation from research observations of motor control strategies to effective treatments for back pain (summary chapter 5) / Paul W. Hodges, Stuart McGill, Julie A. Hides -- Integrated clinical approach to motor control interventions in low back and pelvic pain / Paul W. Hodges ... [et al.].
- Sports injuries 2012, Springer
- Strengthening care for the injured 2010, WHO"Injury accounts for a significant proportion of the world's burden of disease. Each year 5.8 million people die from injury and millions more are disabled. The response to this global health problem needs to include a range of activities, from better surveillance to more in-depth research, and primary prevention. Also needed are efforts to strengthen care of the injured. The World Health Organization (WHO) has responded to this need with a variety of actions. ... WHO collected this set of case studies, documenting success stories and lessons learned from several countries. Through this publication, WHO seeks to increase communication ... among those working in the field of trauma care in different countries worldwide."--p. iii.
- Systems neuroscience and rehabilitation 2011, Springer
- Telerehabilitation 2013, SpringerTelerehabilitation, as a subset of telehealth, is the use of telecommunications to deliver rehabilitation services at a distance and can bridge the gaps created by personnel shortages that exist in underserved and remote areas, as well as serve persons in urban settings who cannot easily leave their homes or offices to seek care. Given the mobile nature of our society, telerehabilitation can enable continuity of care while persons travel for work, vacation and/or education. While the technical capacities to conduct telerehabilitation have surged ahead in the past 10 years, there has been slower, yet ongoing progress in the development of the policies (e.g., legislation; state licensure; reimbursement) that will be required to actualize widespread telepractice service delivery. Telerehabilitation presents a wide-angle view of telerehabilitation worldwide at a seminal time in its development. The book contains contributions from authors across multiple disciplines, as well as a consumer-based perspective. This book contributes significantly to the current understanding of telerehabilitation, as well as elucidating the immense potential for telerehabilitation-based service delivery to benefit persons with disabilities.
- Tidy's physiotherapy. [in process]. 15th ed. / 2013, ScienceDirectThe responsibilities of being a physiotherapist / Ralph Hammond and Ceri Sedgley -- Inter-professional education and team working / Alison Chambers .̤ [et al.] -- Clinical leadership and professionalism / Alison Chambers -- Pharmacology for physiotherapists / Nicholas Southorn -- Reflection / Linda Hollingworth, Sarah Dunbar, and Lindsey Dugdill -- Respiratory diseases / Stephanie Enright and Fiona Schreuder -- Adult spontaneous and conventional mechanical ventilation / Sue Pieri-Davies, Helen Carruthers, and Melanie Reardon -- Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation / Sushma Sanghivi -- Physiotherapy in cardiothoracic surgery / Anne Dyson and Kelly Youd -- Changing relationships for changing health / Sally French and John Swain -- Musculoskeletal assessment / Lynne Gaskell -- Tissue inflammation and repair / Janette Grey -- Exercise in rehabilitation / Duncan Mason -- Muscle imbalance / Alan Chamberlain, Wendy Munro and Alex Rickard -- Biomechanics / Jim Richards, Renuka Erande and Ambreen Chohan -- Sports management / Hilary Pape -- Pain / Lester Jones, Lorimer Moseley, Catherine Carus -- Acupuncture / Andrew Bannan -- Electrotherapy / Tim Watson -- Physiotherapy for people with amputation / Carolyn Hale -- Massage / Joan watt -- An introduction to fractures / Annie Karim -- Upper and lower limb joint arthroplasty / Ann Price -- Older people / Bhanu Ramaswamy and Paula McCandless -- Neurodynamics / Monika Lohkamp, Katie Small, and Lee Herrington -- Neurological physiotherapy / Christine Smith, Anita Watson, and Louise Connell -- Physiotherapy in women's health / Gill Brook ... [et al.].
- Total hip arthroplasty 2013, Springer
- Traumatic brain injury. 3rd ed. 2010, CRCnetBASE
- Vocational rehabilitation 2006, Springer
- Work and cancer survivors 2009, SpringerEpidemiology / David Neary -- Economic burden / Richard J. Butler, William G. Johnson, and Timothy Gubler -- Employers' and survivors' perspectives / Ziv Amir, David R. Strauser, and Fong Chan -- Work disability : it is not just the "lesion" / Patrick Loisel -- The meaning of work / Guy Maytal and John Peteet -- Fatigue, pain, and physical function / Mary E. Sesto and Maureen J. Simmonds -- Cognitive limitations / Tracy Veramonti and Christina Meyers -- Young survivors of childhood cancer / Angela de Boer, Jos Verbeek, and Frank van Dijk -- Primary and occupational health care providers / Jos Verbeek, Angela de Boer, and Taina Taskila -- Rehabilitation / Michael J.L. Sullivan ... [et al.] -- Workplace accomodations / Fong Chan ... [et al.] -- Individuals with cancer in the workforce and their federal rights / Peter Blanck ... [et al.] -- International efforts : perspectives, policies, and programs / Patricia Findley and Catherine P. Wilson -- Future research, practice, and policy -- Michael Feuerstein.
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The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery believes that advocacy is the key to influencing the future and defining the specialty of otolaryngology and related policies. Advocacy also provides you the opportunity to educate your elected officials about what you do and the patients you serve.
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HydraLine breaks: Hydra
Pronunciation: /ˈhʌɪdrə /
- 1.1 (as noun hydra) A thing which is hard to overcome or resist because of its pervasive or enduring quality or its many aspects: his battle with the hydra of bureaucracyMore example sentences
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- We might have to strike back at some heads on this terrorist hydra, try not to slaughter innocents, and swallow the collateral damage.
- 2 Astronomy The largest constellation (the Water Snake or Sea Monster), said to represent the beast slain by Hercules. Its few bright stars are close to the celestial equator. Compare with Hydrus.
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hydraLine breaks: hydra
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- A minute freshwater coelenterate with a stalk-like tubular body and a ring of tentacles around the mouth.
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California Bioresources Alliance Symposium
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181 Cross Rd., Waterford, CT | Directions 0638541.383404 -72.157788
Whos the Coward – To all McM Clients Past and Present,
It is with great regret that I have to inform you that my doors are officially closed. The 31st of October would have been our 20th anniversary but sadly, I am unable to continue. I have anguished greatly for many years to overcome the hardships of the last five years, and alas, I was unsuccessful.
I have worked 7 days a week, 12 hours a day, I have not brought home a check to my family for months, and nothing substantial prior to that. In the end it simply was not enough.
For those of you who are wondering what happened, I will explain it to the best of my ability.
Maurice, my business partner, passed away April 2005 after fighting a losing battle to cancer less than 4 months after we embarked on a massive expansion and purchase of our new building.
In 2006 and 2007 we attempted to reassign my role as field supervisor and production manager to several other employees. Unfortunately, that turned out be an experiment that failed miserably.
In 2008 we were continually robbed by 2 employees, who were swiftly terminated when caught. They in turn began to picket the business, claiming that McM owed them money. That matter to this day has still not been resolved and we have defended ourselves at great expense.
2009 was the infamous CT Carpentry fiasco. MCM completed a 500 square foot roof that we put $40,000 of our own money into and were not paid for. The job resulted in a total loss of over $100,000.00 dollars. We could not afford to even pursue the money in court because we simply could not afford the lawyers. The choices were buy materials and pay the help or pay the lawyers. We of course chose to do the right thing and complete the project for the sake of the customer.
In 2008 and 2010, with the economic decline, we could not locate banks to finance projects for customers, leading to rejections on credit apps and an all around crash of large scale projects. There was millions of dollars in cancellations I could not overcome.
I have put everything I have ever had into saving McM and it was still not enough! To add insult to injury, Thursday, 8/5/10, I was robbed yet again by two other employees of every nail gun, compressor and an assortment of other hand tools. At this point, I cannot even cut a 2x4.
I do not even have the ability to finish the projects I have already started.
I am in financial ruin and will be personally on the hook for a long time.
I am deeply sorry for the pain that our demise has caused your families and am tirelessly working to help get coverage for your projects.
I am including the information to recover the funds that you had entrusted to McM Restoration Corp.
With Great Regret,
Patrick M. McAneeny
HIC License #0610201
The only coward is the one who would blindly bash un named from behind a dirty computer, a good family who served this country as a army ranger and this beloved comunity for just short of 2 decades, who has done 100's of hours of community service, and thousands of projects. You sir are the coward!!!
Pat and Kimmy MCM are cowards – If you are at this site, you have also been hurt by Pat and Kimmy McAnneny, they have closed and stolen hundreds of thousands, call him and ask him why he stole, he is at Advanced like so many have reported, Call Dave the president and ask him why he would hire someone like that? Also go to small Claims and try to get your money, there are many but you never know. Look at ct.gov both in civil and small claims on him to keep track. Good Luck they will both self implode shortly.....
**WARNING** – It wasn't an option here, but this company deserves no stars. It's apparently closed now.
****Warning****** – Stay away from this one. They want a heavy downpayment and once you give it to them they don't come back when they say. Owner has many excuses and sub contractors and workers complain about getting paid. I noticed all the good compnts were around the same dates which seams to be odd and makes me wonder if they are by customers or the company trying to look good. Read all the real reviews and avoid this contractor.
Never on time and don't pay the subcontractors – Before writing this I want to point out that the good reviews seem to have all the same date. Seams fishy to me.
As a subcontractor for MCM I talked to many customers and the complaints are endless, didn't start the job on time, asked for advacements in pay before they were due, sub contractors would not show up because they were not getting paid, the company is in financial trouble and has several legal actions in progress currently. Improper job site management. Every job I was on the customers were complaining that they had paid and the work was not getting done .
Superior treatment and workmanship – Our first experience with MCM was a small job of replacing some roof windows that had been installed years ago. The work done was exceptional. It was far superior to the original work done 24 years ago. All of our experiences with MCM were handled efficiently, courteously and the workmanship was of very high quality. We called them back to complete another job a few years later. This was also of high quality. When we were ready to add an addition onto our home, they were the obvious choice to contact. Pat McAneeny and Beau Lucas met and worked with us on many occations to finalize a plan of approach and to meet the needs of our addition. They also involved their work foreman and builder, Rick LaCombe in the meetings so that everyone was aware of the scope of the project. To date we have very pleased with the attention to detail, the pricing of materials and work, and the treatment we have received from MCM Restorations. They are indeed a great choice for any work to be done around your home. The Lambs, Ashaway, RI
the absolute best – These guys tranformed my tired looking beach shack into a classic New England beach cottage. Patrick, the owner, did the estimate himself. The cost was 15% less than other bids I received. There were no addtional costs other than changes I requested. Beau and the project managers began the work at the schedulled time and completed it quickly. I did not occupy the home during the work. I relied on their expertise, their confidence, and their professionalism. I was not disappointed.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE WITH ATTENTION TO DETAILS AND GREAT FOLLOWUP – I shopped around for roofing bids this winter and MCM Restoration was an easy pick!
My quote was delivered to me within a few days of estimator looking at my house and they beat all of my other bids. I loved how they offered me several options and were concerned with my budget.
During the work, I had questions and was called back within a half hour of leaving a message.
My husband was a contractor and I know what makes a GREAT CONTRACTOR:. 1. Professionalism 2. Quality 3. Follow-up.
I plan to use MCM again this spring for a remodeling job and I am actually looking forward to the project.
Excellent employees provide outstanding service – MCM is nearing the completion of a large renovation on my parent's home. I looked far and wide to find the best company and they have exceeded my expectations. Everyone, and I mean everyone, that I have met and dealt with @ MCM has been more than courteous and each of them has gone above and beyond to make this project really a pleasure for me. The house is beautiful! Even the building inspector and zoning officer have commented on the excellent design and workmanship. I would not hesitate to contract with them again. Special thanks to Jim, Jeff and Beau. Job well done.
Best Remodeler in New London County!!! – I love my new addition from MCM Restoration. The construction team was friendly and very helpful. I will admit that while the work was being completed it was like shoveling before it stopped snowing, which is typical in any construction project, but the end result is just totally awesome. I am thankful that my salesman was not as dishonest as the ones picketing on MCM's front lawn. Can you imagine admitting on national television that you under bid jobs on MCM's part to win the job for yourself? Shame on them!!! I highly recommend MCM for any project in your home.
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lol, this ended well, but really i know kids that age that have climbed on chairs unlocked doors and…Read More gone out.. she was in the bathroom.. bb prob opened the door, went across to the place, maybe he has been there before, and got inside thru the prize door, wow this is like a real life "Baby's day out" all these grown ups and no one saw him either cross alone and go in and into the machine!!dang
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Kathleen I don't get the Massachusetts reference, having said that I think your about right.
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DD, never claimed to speak for Him. Do you really have a point or are you just flapping your gums?
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"Yeah, he's pretty good. He lets me pick on him," Kim Benefield said of her little brother, age 5.
Aiden is one of the first in the world to be diagnosed with a rare, fatal genetic condition called ubiquitin disorder, said his father, Tim Strickland.
Benefield's workplace, ERA King Real Estate in Anniston, held a fundraiser for Aiden on Friday, with a bouncy-house and a slide. Money raised will go to help the Huntsville family pay for his costly treatments.
Strickland, 55, said there is no cure for his son. Doctors only recently put a name to what is slowly taking away Aiden's muscle control.
He'll always be able to see, hear and smell, but the condition could take away his ability to breathe and swallow independently, Strickland said.
It's a degenerative condition that has already taken the lives of at least five in Aiden's biological family, Strickland said.
Tim and Loretta Strickland adopted Aiden at age 3 from his biological mother. The Stricklands had been caring for him since he was 3 months old, working for a time to help his teenaged parents so that Aiden could go back to live with them.
Aiden's biological mother began having symptoms of the same condition in 2010, Strickland said. It was clear she would not be able to care for him, he said, so she agreed to sign the adoption papers. She's now 24 and being cared for in a nursing home.
Aiden's grandmother died in her early 30s with similar symptoms, as did his great-grandmother in her 50s, Strickland said. Two of Aiden's great uncles died at 7 and 5-years-old, both with the same symptoms, he said.
"His family had three or four different diagnosis over the decades," Strickland said. "They had basically given up on trying to get a diagnosis."
First signs
Aiden was playing T-ball for the Hampton Cove Braves in May.
"He could hit and throw and catch like you wouldn't believe," Strickland said.
Then Aiden began having trouble with his right hand. Toward the end of May, he began losing his balance, and by mid-June he was unable to walk, Strickland said.
He has difficulty holding his head up now, his muscles unable to receive messages from his brain because of spent protein that builds up in his neurological cells blocking pathways, Strickland said.
"There's no set pattern that this follows. We don't know what's next," Strickland said.
Aiden may also lose the ability to breathe and swallow on his own, his father said. He could end up bedridden.
The family sought help from specialists in Huntsville, where Strickland lives and owns an advertising agency.
DNA samples were collected from Aiden's biological family, and his doctors collaborated with the genetics lab at Harvard University for answers, Strickland said.
After four months of testing, Strickland said the family got an answer. Doctors had always thought the condition was related to Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS, which has similar effects on muscle control, Strickland said, but after studying those DNA samples it's been classified as its own disorder.
Attempts to reach doctors responsible for Aiden's care Friday were unsuccessful.
There are no support groups for ubiquitin disorder.
"I'm sure there are other people out there with this, but they just don't know it," Strickland said.
The prognosis is hard to know, he said, but "based on family history he may have another five years."
A wish come true
Aiden and his parents will be in the stands of Bryant-Denny Stadium today to watch the University of Alabama football team play Tennessee. The trip was made possible by Magic Moments, an Alabama nonprofit that grants wishes to chronically-ill or special-needs children.
Kaitlyn Bitz, statewide coordinator for Magic Moments, said Aiden was chosen to take part in the program because of his genetic disorder. Dr. Drew Davis at the Children's Hospital of Birmingham and Dr. Martina Bebin at North Alabama Children's Specialists in Huntsville placed Aiden's name on Magic Moment's list, Strickland said.
He met the Crimson Tide football team in August, and got to sit in coach Nick Saban's chair and wear his hat. Aiden watched as players came out of the dressing room after practice.
"They signed a ball," Aiden said, iPad in hand, smiling widely after making a new friend named Dalton, a boy about his age.
The two sat together on a beanbag chair Friday during the fundraiser, trying to find the game Minecraft hidden somewhere on the device.
"I went in the coach's office and saw his helmet, and the rings," Aiden said. He recalled seeing a very special football made of crystal as well.
"Remember when we saw it on TV, Dad?" he asked his father.
Aiden listens carefully while on doctor's visits, and he knows what's happening to him, Strickland said, but he doesn't dwell on it.
"Not once has he ever asked why," said Benefield, his sister.
He's enrolled in kindergarten at Goldsmith-Schiffman Elementary in Huntsville, but is currently studying at home. As soon as Aiden's motorized wheelchair is modified, he'll be going to school with his classmates.
Stem cell treatments may help Aiden, Strickland said. The family is raising money to help pay for the $40,000 treatment, which will have to be done over five sessions in Mexico, he said.
"If we can at least stop it, or maybe reverse it a little bit, then as technology moves forward maybe they'll be something that can cure it, or at least give him a good long life," Strickland said.
The Stricklands' other children are all nearly grown. They've got three grandchildren now, all older than Aiden. They hadn't planned to have more children, he said, but now they'd have it no other way.
"This was one of those things that happened, and all of the twists and turns that went along with it, this is what was meant to be," Strickland said. "He's a good little boy. He's the best little boy."
To make a donation or learn more about Adien, visit www.aidenspath.com or www.facebook/prayingforaiden.
Staff writer Eddie Burkhalter: 256-235-3563. On Twitter @Burkhalter_Star.


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