Hi Neuromuscular,
Welcome back!I trust you are well
Just by way of an update, how is the research into your "IBP" - you used to call it your APAS Test - going?
Are there researchers i can speak / email to about it?
As you know, I am happy to try new things.
The new edition of The pelvic Girdle by Diane Lee is out now...interesting read...i recommend it to all.
THanks and good to see you back
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