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1 daughter thinks i am too old for pt, other thinks it would help for the rest of my life. broke pelvis at 92, rehab for mo then it stopped, now weak ?
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Never too old for: You are never too old for exercise especially after an injury like yours and at your age. You can only benefit from this course of treatment.
Answered 9/30/2020
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