i'm barbara meade. i'm one of the founders along with carla cohen of politics and prose. and i don't have a physical therapists but i haven't exercise therapist. about three weeks ago my exercise therapist gave me a copy of "run, don't walk" she didn't give it to me, she loaned it to me. and said please read this. i think you'll find it very, very interesting. which i did immediately. and then i ran, not walked to politics and prose to sign up to introduce the author when she came. answer today is the day that she is here. adele levine received her master's degree and doctorate in physical therapy from the university of maryland school of medicine, and then worked at walter reed rehabilitating soldiers who have lost limbs in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. walter reed is not only america's largest military hospital, but also has the world's leading military hospital. it also is the world's leading hospital in treating amputees. i thought that adele at just the right mix of compassion and stewart about the long, hard days that she spent with the veterans in her care. she

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