Been There, Done That: A Step-By-Step Guide to Cure Plantar Fasciitis: By a Licensed, practicing Physical Therapist who has cured himself and hundreds of patients

I utilize the information in this book as part of my daily routine to keep my Plantar Fasciitis under control.

It's been several weeks since I received this book so I my review is hopefully an informed one. Bottom line, this book was everything I had hoped it would be. I needed a miracle because my foot was in a lot of pain. I feel I got a miracle. The author put the pieces of the PF puzzle together for me and I now know the whys, whens and whats. He told me exactly what to do to get relief and I'm happy to say I am SO MUCH better now. And I'm confident I can stave off future PF episodes. The ONLY thing I question is the exercises he recommends - beyond Week 1 that is. I feel I did them correctly (they

Everything is good to go. Therapist teaches you in physical therapy is mentioned in this book.

I wish I’d had this book years ago when I had terrible plantar fasciitis. I spent a ton of money on podiatrist visits and expensive orthotics.About a month ago I started to feel some of the symptoms of PF so I read this book for help. I did all the simple things this book suggested and my foot pain was gone in a week. The author of the book has also had PF so he knows exactly what works and doesn’t work. I really like how simple and straight-forward this book is. I highly recommend!

I have been dealing with plantar fascitis for a long time. First time around, had it for 2 years. Had 7 shots in my foot. It flared up again and I got this book, I have learned alot and it has really helped. A physical therapist who has the problem wrote the book so he knows the pain it can cause. I think it's well worth the money.

I am feeling much better and also understanding why I was failing to heal. This book did far more for me than my doctor did.

I didn't learn anything that isn't free on the internet

Still struggling with plantar facilities, but this is a huge help.