****Update- due to some construction needs at St George’s we will not be meeting in Kleburg Hall for our July Meeting. We will instead meet in the church building.

The wise Billy Madison once said "You ain't cool unless you pee your pants." But we multiples moms get covered with pee frequently enough by our little ones that we really don't need to be adding our own into the mix.

Christina McGee, PT, DPT from Sullivan Physical Therapy will join us to discuss many of the physical issues that follow moms long after their multiples (or even singletons) are born. Diastasis recti, pelvic pain, and yes, urinary incontinence can all can be additional struggles that compound recovery and life with kids. So, if you want to have a functioning core, jump on a trampoline without embarrassment, or even just walk around pain free join us on Monday, July 30th for an informative session.

Christina McGee PT, DPT is a physical therapist with Sullivan Physical Therapy, a specialty clinic that treats concerns of the pelvic floor for people of all genders and ages. Christina has a passion for treating patients in pregnancy and postpartum who are dealing with conditions such as scar pain, diastasis recti, urinary or fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, painful intercourse and prolapse. She additionally pioneered a partnership with Austin Area Birthing Center, to provide pelvic floor physical therapy to clients in the same location they are receiving their pregnancy and postpartum care. She is passionate about providing helpful and practical education to moms about changes that could happen in their bodies and how to heal. She chose to actually title this talk Healing after Multiples: the physical challenges related to pelvic health.

Please RSVP at your earliest convenience so we can arrange for the correct amount of food. Pizza will be served with gluten and dairy free options available.