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    • Chapter 10: I wish the real world would just stop hassling me
    • Chapter 11: Cabin fever: it’s not what you think
    • Chapter 12: Crazy Week Part 1: Face-planting is not for sissies
    • Chapter 13.5: Benedict’s eviction notice
    • Chapter 13: Crazy Week Part 2: Benedict’s true colors
    • Chapter 14: Benedict’s Extended Stay Motel
    • Chapter 15: The Waiting Game
    • Chapter 16: Big feet
    • Chapter 17: This is my fight song, take-back-my-life song…
    • Chapter 18: Ripping my hair out
    • Chapter 19: One down, ____ to go!
    • Chapter 1: Sometimes, it’s hard being female
    • Chapter 20: Trick or treat! Benedict’s getting tricked!
    • Chapter 21: Blowing out the Candles
    • Chapter 22: Duke, ADPi, and Sarcoma. It’s a hodge podge post.
    • Chapter 23: Charging ahead full steam
    • Chapter 24: It’s go time.
    • Chapter 25: The Waiting Game Part 2
    • Chapter 26: My 5 minutes as a nude model
    • Chapter 27: Benedict’s Eviction Notice, v.2
    • Chapter 28: I know tomorrow you’ll find better things
    • Chapter 29: Benedict is OUTTA HERE!
    • Chapter 2: The brain is the most mysterious and coolest thing ever
    • Chapter 30: Home Sweet Home!
    • Chapter 31: Seriously?! It’s Chapter 31?!
    • Chapter 32: The Waiting Game, Part 3
    • Chapter 33: Broken Heart-ware
    • Chapter 34: The Waiting Game, Part 4 and #makingwavestofightcancer with SAA
    • Chapter 35: Honey, I shrunk the ribcage
    • Chapter 36: Thankful for turkey, thirty three, and #takethatbenedict
    • Chapter 38: My First Surviversary!
    • Chapter 39: Uncharted Waters
    • Chapter 3: Out with the old, in with the new
    • Chapter 40: Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound
    • Chapter 4: Oh hello there, Candida
    • Chapter 5: Take that, Candida!
    • Chapter 6: New medical adventures
    • Chapter 7: Stuff nobody likes to discuss, but is real and pervasive
    • Chapter 8: Making a Game Plan
    • Chapter 9: Biopsy AND Results
    • My year with Benedict: The Cliff Notes Version
    • No, 2016 was NOT a terrible year.
    • The “secret sauce” to keeping my cool amidst the chaos
  • Patients say the darndest things

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Julie Granger PT, DPT, SCS

Julie Granger PT, DPT, SCS

I am a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Pilates teacher, pediatric and adolescent sports medicine & orthopaedic specialist. I am an advocate of increasing awareness for all parts of the sports medicine profession. I jump at any venture that involves learning and generally being a nerd. I am a former collegiate swimmer for the Duke Blue Devils and have a lifelong passion for the sport of swimming.

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