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A look into a portion of the kit that Aleen Warren uses for her Feet First Spokane medical-grade foot care service on June 21, 2021 at the home of Val Hughes, one of her clients. Warren is a registered nurse who conducts in-home treatments for clients who need relief for their feet, and uses proper sterilization and disinfection protocols and medical techniques to improve her clients' sensation and mobility.
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Val Hughes, 74, of Spokane has experienced orthopedic issues for decades, but it wasn’t until four months ago that she dipped a toe into the world of medical-grade foot care with Aleen Warren’s Feet First Spokane. Here Hughes receives a monthly treatment at her South Hill home on Monday from Warren, who is a registered nurse.
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Aleen Warren uses a Dremel while working on client Val Hughes in Hughes' home as part of Warren's Feet First Spokane medical-grade foot care service on June 21, 2021. Warren is a registered nurse who conducts in-home treatments for clients who need relief for their feet, and uses proper sterilization and disinfection protocols and medical techniques to improve her clients' sensation and mobility.
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Val Hughes, 74, has experienced orthopaedic issues for decades, but it wasn't until four months ago that she dipped a toe into the world of medical-grade foot care with Aleen Warren's Feet First Spokane. Here Hughes receives a monthly treatment at her South Hill home on June 21, 2021, from Warren, who is a registered nurse who conducts in-home treatments for clients who need relief. Hughes, a cancer survivor and former nurse herself, said she was previously advised against another foot surgery and likely would not have been able to recover; and after receiving a few mere months of non-invasive care from Warren, has regained more sensation in her feet.
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Val Hughes, 74, has experienced orthopaedic issues for decades, but it wasn't until four months ago that she dipped a toe into the world of medical-grade foot care with Aleen Warren's Feet First Spokane. Here Hughes receives a monthly treatment at her South Hill home on June 21, 2021, from Warren, who is a registered nurse who conducts in-home treatments for clients who need relief. Hughes, a cancer survivor and former nurse herself, said she was previously advised against another foot surgery and likely would not have been able to recover; and after receiving a few mere months of non-invasive care from Warren, has regained more sensation in her feet.
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