There is a look physical therapists give at the first rep of a follow-up visit, and every patient knows exactly what it means. I can tell you didn't do your home exercises. This physical therapy hoodie wears that look for you.
The line sits straight and deadpan in three rows of heavy rounded capitals, full stop and all. Underneath is the proof: the home exercise sheet itself, drawn as clean line art with a folded corner and three stick-figure leg exercises with their little movement arrows, still pristine. Cobwebs stretch across both top corners, and one small wide-eyed spider has moved in on the edge of the page. Thick outlines, two flat inks and not a word of small type.
Soft and cozy with a hood, for the coldest home-visit mornings and every walk back out to the car.
It makes a great gift for the PT, PTA or DPT student in your life: the new graduate starting their first job this summer, the home-health PT who practically lives in their car between visits, or the clinic crew for October's PT Month.
The spider, for the record, has been doing just fine.
