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I am originally from Paducah, KY but currently I am living in Lousiville. I was married in May of 2011 which is wonderful! In May 2010, I graduated from Murray State University with a Bachelors of Science with an emphasis of Exercise Science Pre Physical Therapy. I am enrolled in the Physical Therapy program at Bellarmine University. It is a three year doctoral program which I plan to complete in December 2012. I hope to continue my education and become a wonderful Physical Therapist.
Education
Murray State University: Bachelor of Science 2010
Bellarmine University Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2011
Professional Affiliations
American Physical Therapy Association- Student Member
