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KISHPROGRAMS.ORG Pilates Improve posture, flexibility, and stamina by isolating and training core muscles with fluid, graceful movements. Perfect for all ages and fitness levels. Pay for 7 weeks and receive the 8th week free. $35/Once a Week; $70/Twice a Week - Registration Required KISHHEALTH SYSTEM PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTER - 815.748.8900 Tues. & Thurs., Mar. 3 - Apr. 23, 6 - 7 pm THE BALL WAS about to leave Wrigley Field when Mike made a daring save, bending backward over the rail to snatch the ball out of the air with the right arm he had injured. "I played tournament softball for 31 years and coach my granddaughter Morgan's softball team," Mike says. "I got right up and caught it. Instead of throwing the same ball back, I tossed back a ball my basset hound had been chewing on." The crowd went wild, and the video of Mike's switcheroo went viral. He was a hit around the world, appearing on news programs and doing interviews. But none of that would have been possible if it hadn't been for the rapid intervention he received in 2013 from Michele Glasgow, MD, FAAOS, an orthopedic surgeon at KishHealth System Joint Center. A Careful Repair "Mike had a massive tear in his right rotator cuff when I met him," Dr. Glasgow says. "Once we diagnosed the problem, we decided together that surgery would be the best option for him. I used tiny incisions and slender tools to access the tear, then carefully anchored the tissue to the bone so it could heal." Thanks to Mike's active nature and careful supervision by Dr. Glasgow during physical therapy, he was able to get back to the things he loved. And that included his memorable trip to Wrigley Field the following year. For more information about joint pain solutions, contact a Joint Care Coordinator at 815.748.2968. "When I go to Wrigley Field now, I'm a celebrity. It was amazing how this whole story blew up. I credit Dr. Glasgow with my recovery. She was very compassionate and an excellent surgeon. I'd recommend her to anyone." —Mike Pullin Shoulder Pain— Going, Going, Gone JUST 18 MONTHS AFTER A FALL ON THE ICE TORE HIS ROTATOR CUFF, 65-YEAR-OLD MIKE PULLIN MADE THE CATCH OF A LIFETIME. ⁄ S PR I N G 1 5 3