Q&A with Sara Windsor, physiotherapist at Cayman Physiotherapy.
What service do you provide?
I provide physiotherapy to help breast cancer patients manage side effects during various stages of treatment and recovery.
When did you start partnering with BCF and why?
I started partnering with BCF in 2018. In 2020 I took a Breast Cancer Rehab Coach course.
Why do your treatments help breast cancer patients in Cayman?
Physiotherapy helps to improve range of motion, scar tissue, decreases pain, improves function and strength.
What are your tips to help breast cancer patients and survivors during their breast cancer journey?
Try to keep a positive attitude. Gentle exercises and short walks help. There are many resources and professions available to help you through your journey.
Is there a memorable experience since providing physiotherapy through our Wellness Program?
I remember a lot of positive changes, gains, and improvements with various breast cancer patients – but it’s difficult to single out one memorable experience. I suppose the progress and the patients’ happiness with that progress is what is memorable.
An interesting fact about you?
I am a breast cancer survivor which has provided a deep understanding of the many stages and issues involved.