Patient Name:

Wayne Lund

Patient’s Gender and Age:

Male, 50 Years

Presenting Symptoms:

Severe Back and Neck Pain

Contributing Conditions:

Lumbar Decompression
Discectomy for herniated Nucleus
Pulposus with Spinal Stenosis, L4,L5

Referral:

X-Ray
Surgical Follow-up
Physiotherapy

Prescribed Treatment:

Physiotherapy
Kangoo Jump Exercise

Follow Up Information:

Six Months: Patient had described extreme pain after walking for up to 20 Minutes. Now patient can actually jog/run on Kangoo Jumps for 25 minutes pain-free. Patient is able to resume more active life style and as a result is “healthy” and rarely thinks about his back.

Patient Name:

Peter Buck

Patient’s Gender and Age:

Male, 31 Years

Presenting Symptoms:

Severe Knee Pain

Referral:

X-Ray
ACL Surgery

Prescribed Treatment:

Physiotherapy
Kangoo Jump Exercise

Follow Up Information at:

Week One: Surgery was successful, normally, I would have this patient on maintenance activity only, for a period of at least six(6) weeks. Because the patient will use Kangoo Jumps I have prescribed KJ protocol starting at week 2, of no more than 5 minutes at a time or until patient experiences mild pain.
Week Three: Patient is using Kangoo Jumps for 10 minutes at a time with no pain and healing is progressing very well. Patient will proceed to running for 20 minutes at a time with Kangoo Jumps. No running without Kangoo Jumps.
Week Six: Patient is continuing the prescribed exercise protocol of 20 minutes at a time with very little discomfort. Patient is able to resume normal activities and will see me only if needed.

Patient Name:

Bobby Loonie

Patient’s Gender and Age:

Male, 35 Years

Presenting Symptoms:

Severe Back Pain
Exhaustion
Breathing Problems

Contributing Conditions:

Diabetes
100 pounds overweight
Cardiac and Liver Conditions

Referral:

X-Ray
Nutritional Counseling
Physiotherapy
Surgeon
Diabetes Medication

Prescribed Treatment:

Physiotherapy
Kangoo Jump Exercise

Follow Up Information at:

Week One: Patient had refused surgery for weight reduction. Refused to go to diabetic classes/Nutritional Counseling. Patient refused to exercise or develop a plan of action around a more active lifestyle. I asked him to find a new doctor as he was most likely to succumb to diabetes/heart failure at a very young age, without proper intervention.
Week Six: Patient is using Kangoo Jumps and has already lost 15 pounds. Will now go to Diabetes Class/Nutritional Counseling and continue the Kangoo Jumps exercise protocol.
Six Month Review: Patient has lost 65 pounds. He is following the diabetes program and is taking his medication. He has asked for the name of a personal trainer to continue his weight loss program with Kangoo Jumps. He stated he now feels “healthy”, he knows now a lady friend and is very happy.

Patient Name:

Alice Pauline

Patient’s Gender and Age:

Female, 60 Years

Presenting Symptoms:

Severe back and neck pain

Contributing Conditions:

Surgical Menopause at age of 31
Confined to bed due to pain
Osteoporosis in hip joints, neck and lower lumber area. Significant Weight Gain

Referral:

VGH-Bone Density Test -6 mo.
Nutritional Counseling
Physiotherapy
Blood Work Up

Prescribed Treatment:

Hormone Replacement Therapy
Osteo-Calcium Supplements
Kangoo Jump Exercise

Follow Up Information at:

Week Three: Patient has lost 15 pounds, using Kangoo Jumps 3 times daily for 10 minutes at a time. Patient reports less pain. Unable to tolerate HRT and Osteo supplements due to gastro conditions.
Six Month Review: VGH Reports 3% increase in bone density, They re-read the test twice as before the KJ treatment, the bone density was continuing to deteriorate. Patient has lost a total of 35 pounds. Physiotherapist reports that patient now has full range of motion in her hip sockets and less compression in her lumbar spinal region.