06/20/2026
š“SWEET MOMOš“
One of the things I love most about PEMF therapy is seeing progress happen right before your eyes.
I have been given the opportunity to work on a mare Iāve known for many years who had been diagnosed with a suspected nerve issue. She was only able to walk comfortably in one direction and was very unstable on her feet. Watching her struggle was heartbreaking.
During her session, I didnāt just focus on the obvious problem areas in her neck and back. I also worked on her TMJs (temporomandibular joints), as restrictions and tension in one area of the body can often affect movement and compensation elsewhere.
The results were encouraging. After just one session, she was already walking in a straight line and showing noticeable improvement in her stability and overall movement. š¤
This is a great reminder that when evaluating an animal, itās important to look at the whole bodyānot just the area where symptoms are showing. Sometimes the body is compensating in ways that arenāt immediately obvious.
Iām excited to see how she continues to progress and grateful to be part of her healing journey. ā¤ļøš“