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Q&A:

• What inspired you to become an Athletic Therapist?:

  After tearing my ACL during a rugby game at 14, I felt completely lost and had more questions than answers - What's happening? What does it all mean? What's an ACL? I need surgery?! Could I have prevented it? Will it go back to normal? During this time I strongly wished that I had someone knowledgeable in the field who could answer my questions, help me understand my injury and more importantly, help me get back on the pitch. It was then that I decided to become that someone for somebody else.

• What is the one piece of advice you give every client that you wish everyone knew?:

  You don't need to be injured to take of your body, there are a lot of things you can do proactively to prevent avoidable injuries from happening in the first place.

• What do people find most surprising about AT?:

  People always think AT's only work with athletes and at sporting events, so often they're surprised to find out that we treat people from all walks of life and that we also treat in a clinical setting.

• Describe your proudest moment or greatest success as an AT:

  One accomplishment I'm proud of is being the first female AT to work with CFL's Calgary Stampeders and opening this door to other female AT's in Alberta.

• Share a little known fun fact about yourself or some interesting trivia about your life.:

  My name in my first language (Azeri - I am from Azerbaijan) sounds very different than it does in English and means the brightest star in the sky.

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