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Raking leaves, mowing one last time, draining and putting away the garden hoses and watering cans, emptying the clay containers of soil and storing away. Remember to re-use that wonderful potting soil somewhere in the landscape. It’s a perfect amendment to our heavy clay soils.Then we need to put the mower away and get the dreaded snowblower in place. I’m considering making a list, so that each year I can remind myself of everything that needs to be done. Even I have left enough water in a hose to have it burst during the winter, leaving it unusable come Dr. Carrie Caruso spring when I need it! CARUSO PT has early morning, evening and By now my cherished houseplants that went out to my some weekend hours. We also have on call services shady yard for a summer vacation, have made the trip most weekends for injuries or hospital discharges back indoors. I’ve checked over everyone for insects, in which services are needed immediately. 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Dr. Caruso is now accepting rarely needs to drain through the soil into the saucer, patient’s at her new office at 3917 Oneida St in New but giving each plant enough to saturate the entire root Hartford across from McDonald’s in the Roma’s plaza. zone makes for a happy plant. We accept insurance and private pay. When receiving Now comes the indoor entertaining with family and a prescription from your doctor, remember, it is your friends. I look forward to this season almost as much choice where you receive PT services. as I do the spring! Cooking the old-fashioned favorites Commonly treated Orthopedic Conditions: Post op and trying new recipes always brings me joy. Bringing rehab, Osteoarthritis, Sports injuries, Spinal conditions, out all the wonderful glassware and serving dishes that Postural deficits, Tendonitis, Overuse injuries, Work have sat idle for over six months. injuries Another Growing Season Ends I hope everyone is able to find joy in the upcoming by Shelley Corey of The Mum Farm Commonly treated Neurological Conditions: months, whether it be with others, or simply on your The hours of daylight are becoming fewer, mornings CVA (Stroke), Parkinson’s disease, Cerebral Palsy, own. I may just snuggle with my one year old lab Bailey require a light jacket, leaves will soon be falling, our Vestibular conditions, Multiple Sclerosis, Neuropathy and watch the weather outside my windows. But I’m growing season is quickly coming to a close.
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