no i'm not a really cool physio but i was looking for an unused name. there seems to be a shortageof physiotherapy blogs. i've found a few really boring ones on websites but who wants to read a blog on someone's website? i'm new to all this blogging and i've got big plans for this blog. at this point in time this whole thing is rather sad because here i am typing in all this stuff without having a clue if there's anyone out there reading it, and at this point in time there's millions of people all round the world doing the same thing, all typing away hoping there's someone out there.
so why am i doing a blog? because i'm angry, because i've got something to say, because i've got something i think people might want to hear.most physiotherapy and physical therapy info on the web is safe and professional.nothing wrong with being safe and professional except that's all there is , there's nothing really questionning the status quo. there's a lack of free debate about the way we do things the way the profession works and worst of all for UK physiotherapists working in the NHS there's little debate about the crisis that is happening . maybe i'm sad and this blog should be called reallysadphysio but i care about all this and i'm angry that whilst NHS physios are facing the biggest crisis since the founding of the NHS protest about this seems rather half hearted. maybe everyone's just glad they still have a job. i suppose that's something to be thankful for given the fact that 80% of last years graduates don't have jobs.but to me that seems wrong. we owe it to the profession to the future generations of physios and the future of physiotherapy in the NHS to start shouting far louder and clearer than at the moment.
so if i'm not actually amongst the millions of bloggers out there doing blogs that no one reads let me know.
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