End of an Era

Well, today was the LAST time I would ever hear lectures given by the guys from Scheck and Siress down in Hickory Hills about orthoses and prostheses. I won't miss getting up at 5:45am just to beat traffic to get down there. But it does mark the end of an era, and furthers the realization that hey! I'm graduating this year! Yes, scarey thought. Even more so for my future patients. j/k I'll miss that kick-butt breakfast they serve every week, too.

Now, back to the real world, to the world of EMG. Whoever thought taping metal stips to someone and giving them electrical shocks, then poking them with needles would ever help anybody? What kind of mind does it take to come up with something like the EMG? Not that EMG is a bad thing, but it's kind of like coming up with the thought of using horses for glue. Or better yet, as odd as coming up with the thought of stapling someone's stomach to help them lose weight. I guess while we're at it, we might as well start cutting sick people open to let the evil spirits out.