Sue Westwood Success Story/Testimonial

September 6, 2023

Sue came to see me a couple of months ago and had been suffering from Mortons Neuroma for some time. Sue had tried various shoes insoles and direct care and treatment from a podaritist who originally diagnosed the neuroma.

Sue has had issues with her feet over the last 20 years with surgery on one to help with her smaller toes and alignment and her big toe fused on her other. This added to the movement issues with walking gait and standing so had to modify to compensate for differences.

Sue’s biggest issue was that her foot felt like it was on fire at night with the nerve pain. She felt that been busy in the day acted as a distraction to the discomfort and she had coped with issues for some time. The treatment was focused over 8 weeks and intense. Initially the treatment reduces the frequency of pain and the intensity of the pain. This did not happen according to plan for Sue as she felt better in the day and the pain and discomfort had reduced so aided in walking and standing, but, the evenings and sleep were the same.

The big change happened a Wimbledon as Sue is an avid tennis supporter and had tickets for a day to see live tennis on the different courts. Sue also loves Cliff Richard so was at Wimbledon early to see if she could catch a glimpse. She was disappointed as he had arrived by a special entrance and the crowds had missed him. This meant walking significantly more interspersed with sitting in seats after several stair climbs. This meant that when resting Sue’s feet usually troubled her. Today was different as the pain and sensation was less and more infrequent. Cool all Sue had to do was watch tennis all day. Over the next few sessions we had significant periods of low or no burning pain or discomfort despite Sue still been very active. The last two sessions we had 5 to 6 days pain free and increasing which was great. Sue was lovely to treat and work with and I am so pleased we could get a successful result.

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About the author

Stephen Grinnell MSc Health and Rehabilitation
Pain and Physical Rehabilitation Specialist
Stephen has had his own Pain and Rehabilitation Clinic for over 11 years where he has treated well over 2500 people with lots of different pain and injury issues. Stephen’s personal physical rehabilitation journey started with a serious injury while on active service with the Royal Marines 25 years ago. This injury resulted in a long journey of complementary rehabilitation and two replacement hips. Stephen has developed his own bespoke treatment protocols using a variety of medical devices to help pain and inflammation resulting in accelerated recovery. Expert areas of focus are Plantar Fasciitis Treatment, Back pain issues particularly Lower Back and Sciatica and hip and knee replacement rehabilitation. Stephen previously had a successful academic career lecturing at a variety of Colleges and Universities in the Sports Science, Rehabilitation and Training areas. Stephen has also worked in The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Physiotherapy department during the Covid 19 Pandemic helping the recovery of COVID patients. In 2022 Stephen has been extensively researching and trialling protocols to treat plantar fasciitis. His Expertise has resulted in the successful treatment of 103 people and counting with a current success rate of 93%

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