I am also a doctor of physical therapy and have a lot in my inner circle who are potential investors.

According to 28 American and British historians surveyed by virtual therapy company Bloom, 2020 was one of the most stressful years in history.

I’m currently in Doctoral school to become a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and plan on practicing full time for approximately 10 years before flexing into a consultant/1099 role that will allow me work only on my terms.

For example, I have a doctorate in physical therapy, and I had to take general chemistry during my first year of college to get into graduate school four years later.

I have a tenant whose therapist is recommending she buy a therapy dog to help her and that even though our lease agreement says no pets, that laws protect her right to have a therapy per.

Plan is to operate very small farm, board horses and do Equine therapy.

However, the law states that people who have disabilities must be allowed to have an emotional support animal, if there is psychiatric documentation to show that the animal helps ameliorate the disability.

My mom had knee surgery at 80 years old They had her up and bout the next day had a walker and had about a month of physical therapy I would say she was pretty independent after 3 weeks and fully recovered after 6 weeks but I don't blame you for your doubts and it does not reflect badly on your decision

Vernon and Effingham, I do home health therapy and have always heard that it's hard to find quality rentals in small towns.I feel like it's a niche market that could be tapped into.

You must continually strive to create value for them and therapy compete with other investors providing rentals.