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DIY Poop Chocolates

There are so many products on the market that report they help with pooping. Miralax, suppositories, prunes, apple juice, Senna, Pedialax. I’ve had families try many different options. One things I hear repeatedly is a desire to avoid medications if possible. I consider myself a more naturally-minded person, both in my professional and personal life, […]

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Pooping During a Pandemic

Pooping During a Pandemic

Does it matter? Yes. Will it affect everyone? No. Here's the thing. I live in Houston, Texas, and in August of 2017 we had a preview of what an environmental disaster can do to a person's emotional well-being, and the physical implications afterwards. Hurricane Harvey left the city of Houston rebuilding for months and months. […]

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J’s Constipation

I'm a pediatric pelvic floor physical therapist, specializing in pediatric incontinence and constipation. Prior to J being born, so many people made comments about our child's future toileting abilities. "You kiddo is going to be an amazing pooper." Well, God had a lovely little chuckle in response to that. Lo and behold, at 6 months […]

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One Year?!

…One Year?!

Well that was unintentional. About a year ago, I was roughly 5 months pregnant, beginning to put a focus on preparing myself physically and emotionally for labor and mommyhood, and was beginning to slowly decrease my patient caseload at work. I had every intention of keeping up with this site, even if it was a […]

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Pottying on the Go

Pottying on the Go

Traveling is something we all do on a daily basis. To different degrees, we all travel outside of our homes – we travel to school, work, a family member's house, vacation. May be some of you internationally travel, or may be you've never been on a plane. Ultimately, you do leave your home, and very […]

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Stress

Stress

Stress is a real thing. Just do a few minutes of research online, and you will easily find many research articles citing correlation and possible causal relationships between increased stress, hormonal changes, as well as longevity and quality of life. A basic concept: stress may possibly lead to some pretty serious outcomes. But stress isn't […]

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The Poo in Review - Part 1

The Poo in Review – Part 1

The difficult part of explaining why I think I can help someone with bowel and bladder dysfunction, is that there is an enormous number of factors throughout the body that are involved. Abdominal pain, abnormal muscular development, limited strength, gastroesophageal reflux, or indigestion are all possible secondary symptoms. But they also may be contributing factors […]

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