When I fell in my garage at the end of January, my first, terrible thought was that I’d broken my ankle. (My second thought was that I’d broken my ankle during complex rehab show season. See? Priorities!)
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<p>Admittedly, I’ve spent weeks with my foot wrapped and elevated, which has made me crankier than usual (and given me too much time to read sketchy social media posts about Cadillacs). But I am so, so over that tired old metaphor. CRT is medical equipment, and it’s innovation at the highest assistive technology levels. CRT is not a luxury. It’s an utter necessity, worth every penny.</p>
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