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Troubles with a horse named Ed spurs special physical therapy practice for animals - Plymouth Review
It all began with a horse named Ed. “He was the whole reason I started this business, actually,” said Plymouth resident Megan Krump. Since 2022, the Random Lake native has been running Hands in Healing for small animals, equine, livestock and humans with a MagnaWave machine that uses Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy deep into the body’s tissues. People use […] The post Troubles with a horse named Ed spurs special physical therapy prac…
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