ACL Injury and Knee Recovery with coMra

Professional Background

• Physical therapist for nearly 45 years
• Acupuncturist for about 30 years
• Craniosacral therapist for about 30 years

Personal Injury: ACL Tear

Initial Injury

• Tore the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in the right knee
• Significant injury affecting knee stability
• Unusual for the therapist’s age, more common in younger athletes

Immediate Response

• Used coMra Palm device immediately after injury
• Applied Universal 1 protocol and heart points
• Treated brain and heart to manage overall stress response

Treatment Process and Recovery

Early Stages

• Experienced reassurance from immediate application of coMra therapy
• Felt connected to the healing process

Progress

• Fine-tuned the treatment as recovery progressed
• Compared recovery to a previous ACL tear 30 years ago

Recovery Milestones

• Achieved 3-month recovery mark of old injury in just 3 weeks
• At 5 weeks post-injury, able to dance without pain or hesitation

Reflections on the Healing Process

Key Factors in Recovery

1. Use of coMra therapy
2. Life experience
3. Embracing principles of rest
4. Proper self-support

Professional and Personal Insights

• As a physical therapist: Remarkable recovery speed
• As a human being: Reminded of the power to self-heal at any age

Conclusion

coMra therapy represents a combination of:

• Time
• Perseverance
• Right support

The therapist views coMra as an embodiment of these healing principles.