I want to start this off by thanking so many people that are on the front lines. Sadly, I have witnessed many heroes in hospital settings because of a dear friend having an accident and my beloved aunt in her final hours of life. The experience is surreal at best. Imagine not being able to comfort your mother when just a hug will suffice while her only sister is passing. My mother, like many others, is in the very high risk group. To comfort her without keeping social distance would put her at a higher risk as well.
So where do we go from here? I’m listening to a very meaningful podcast, Following Harriet. I am reminded of the enduring human spirit. I am not claiming that I am near the noble spirit of Harriet Tubman, but listening to her history emboldens me at this time.
Like many, I am exploring options, which is what Feldenkrais teachings have helped me understand deeply. I am also feeling the support from my Physical Therapy Associations on how to act with a healthcare license and provide the safest care I am able.
I am getting up to speed on virtual teaching with the support of my beautiful colleagues, Allison Rapp and Larry Goldfarb to name a few. Looks like I will finally teach Smartroller®️ classes online soon, thank you for your patience. And I hope to teach more virtual classes with my dear friend Cindy Fraser and the lovely staff at Santa Monica Yoga studio. Be well, and stay tuned for more announcements!
Bob and Ms. Bones meet