I am truly not trying to brag or wave my flag or toot my own horn or however the euphamism may go...
BUT!
I recieved the best email of my life this morning and wanted to share. I am so incredibly humbled right now. I am so PUMPED to feel like I actually can make a difference. This patient is the patient I am working with on a case study right now, trying to show that while a client may be declining (this patient has a Parkinson's Diagnosis) music therapy can in fact improve self esteem, depression, and ultimately Quality of Life. This makes me feel like it's WORKING! Aaah! Music therapy R-O-C-K-S.
Anyway... here's the email (name and location has been edited to comply with HIPAA) if you are still reading this far into my rambling:
<3
BUT!
I recieved the best email of my life this morning and wanted to share. I am so incredibly humbled right now. I am so PUMPED to feel like I actually can make a difference. This patient is the patient I am working with on a case study right now, trying to show that while a client may be declining (this patient has a Parkinson's Diagnosis) music therapy can in fact improve self esteem, depression, and ultimately Quality of Life. This makes me feel like it's WORKING! Aaah! Music therapy R-O-C-K-S.
Anyway... here's the email (name and location has been edited to comply with HIPAA) if you are still reading this far into my rambling:
________________________________________________
Ann-
I made a social work visit to [patient] yesterday at [assisted living facility]
She kept asking “where is the music lady?” and later started calling you by name! When I was leaving, she said about 3 times, “make sure ann knows where to find me.”
Just thought you should know what a great job you are doing and what a difference you have apparently made for [patient]
________________________________________________
<3
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