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HOW THE BRAIN I ! h It n boys r lumni I~iiJl Physical finding substantiates what many thera-I |~~,therapists' pists already knew. | ffi et for 7 p m Tu day i!s!; t mti fp:iWi: ii:i;rmii°tie':r i:!!lti;iP it ivi I " " the many remarkable ways in which the mind and body respond to trauma or injury and set about healing. By understand- ing and harnessing these mechanisms, physical therapists can facilitate recov- ery in ways that tile ill and injured may never have imagined. One such healing mechanism was recently uncovered by researchers who were examining right- handed individuals with broken right arms. MRIs of their brains showed that, within 16 hours of their injuries, their brains began to shift their resources so that they could better utilize their left hands. Whether the observed increases in brain gray matter are permanent has yet to be determined. In any case, the physical disabilities of patients suffer- ing from injuries or disease. Ask you physician if you could benefit from physical therapy. To schedule an ap- pointment call SHELTON PHYSI- CAL THERAPY AND SPORTS MEDICINE at (360) 426-5903. We have over 32 years of experience pro- viding physical therapy care. You'll find us conveniently located at 2300 Kati Ct., Ste. B. New patients are welcome. Same day appointments are wailable and most insurance plans are accepted. P.S. The finding mentioned above helps underline how much a patient's attitude and determination may play roles in rehabilitation and recovery. By EMILY HANSON The Alumni Games are scheduled bottoms for the games." erni/v(~.'rna:~on.cou~dy.com for 7 p.m. on Tuesday at Highclimber Shelton head boys' soccer coach L~a- .................................................................................. Field. iah Herrera was not available for corn- The SHS website states: "Alumniment by press time. Former Shelton boys' soccer play- should plan to arrive at 5:30 p.m. for Herrera can be reached ibr nmre ers are invited to play in the annual pregame meeting and are asked to information through email at isa- "Alumni Games" next week. wear red shirts or jerseys and black iah1917@yahoo.com. ;HSTRACK for our sale flyer in next week's h lton Journal r Chiropractic & Massage Accepting most insurances including Regence and GroupHealth 422 N. 1st St. • Shelton 426-6325 Journal photo bv Emily 118 is( i Shelton freshman Yasmin Prevost flies into the sand pit with a distance of 11'9" in the long jump at the Shelton Relays on Saturday. Prevost took llth place in the event. A Fami y Farm • Greenhouse • Nursery • Produce ~ ~ o Seafood. Bark . ,~'~ ~ . Soils. Plants ~- ~$ • Olympic Mountain Ice Cream 1921 E. Hwy 106, Union WA 98592 Winter Hours: Thurs-Mon 9am-S:3Opm www.h unter-fa rms.corn Rib Eye Steak to su Page C-4 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, April 5, 2012 I i