Former Physical Therapist Assistant for 14 years and changed careers to driving a semi truck for the past 3 years in the Eastern region.   

Physical therapists, specialty doctors and administrators often need short stay long term rentals.Remember that you will need to vet each guest and use a regular lease, not a rental agreement for under 30 day stays.

Wait until you realize you're completely full and are under-eating and need to double those portions at dinner. 2) (Optional) Reach out to your PCP or specialist to see a physical therapist. 

My therapist and best friends all said, screw them, put the trellis back.

My name is Ally and I am a traveling radiation therapist.  

It also appears that there are numerous companies / doctors / therapist that will provide whatever documentation you want for a fee, so even If I did get this documentation I'd have to vet if it actually means anything.

I need to warn you that it may be cheaper to higher a therapist than pay the additional fees.I can understand why you feel the need to lash out at me...This was submitted by the same person who posted the following:So, I certainly don't mean to bash appraisers as a whole, though in this case, I had every intent to bash a particular appraiser...As I said earlier, you have done more to support my claims than I ever could.We also have a quote from another poster:I NEVER once claimed to know how to run an appraisal business nor would I want to.

I actually speak to a therapist myself, and she said the same thing.

All in all, I have found travel medical professionals (not just nurses - think x-ray technicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, etc) to be great guests who cause no issues and always pay on time and often extend their contracts and thus, their leases.

I am a traveling physical therapist in Portland.