
Diana Bonner has been at it again. Adding to her trophy trove with another badminton win this time aided by a new racquet from son Alex.

Diana Bonner has been at it again. Adding to her trophy trove with another badminton win this time aided by a new racquet from son Alex.

Spring is upon us and we can tell by the number of patients turning up with earth under their nails. Miles James has some tips…
After an 18-year premiership drought, the Frankston Bombers have won the 2009 MPNFL Nepean Grand Final in a historic come-from-behind victory over Sorrento on Saturday. The win ends recent years of finals heartache for the Bombers. Late in the first quarter, Sorrento rushed to a 27-point lead but the momentum soon shifted and the Bombers kicked 12 of the next 14 goals to claim the cup by 37-points.
This year, Frankston recruited one of our Osteopaths – Rachael (far right), who has previously worked with Seaford Football Club (2007 & 2008 Premiers). Since pre-season back in February and every Saturday afternoon since, Rachael has worked closely with the Bombers to enable players to perform at their best, providing injury advice, treatment and rehabilitation programs – all proving to be vital to the Bombers success!
This is a New York Times article published on 7th September 2009
By KATE MURPHY
As people age, their bones lose density and they grow ever more vulnerable to osteoporosis, with its attendant risk of a disabling fracture. But how do you know just how vulnerable you are?
The question has been complicated by a relatively new diagnosis: osteopenia, or bone density that is below what is considered normal but not low enough to be considered osteoporosis.
Millions of people worldwide, most of them women, have been told they have osteopenia and should take drugs to inhibit bone loss. But the drugs carry risks, so many public-health experts say the diagnosis often does more harm than good. Read More
The great decisions are made not with the help of brandy and cheese but with tea and scones as seen here with Susan and Diana as they plan Mornington Osteopathy’s next move…

…have been greatly exaggerated. In fact we have taken deliver of a new treatment table.
Mornington Osteopathy office manager Diana, would like to point out that you only have to be 40 to compete in the Geelong Veterans Badminton Tournament but if you do you’ll have to get past her team before you can take home such a splendid trophy!

To the winner the spoils
Somewhat Ten-der
Better heads than mine insisted the “Self portrait of an Osteopath shortly after having run 10ks” was not suitable material for the website. Here instead is the view from inside the arena. Congratulations to all patients who went the distance, and more, with the half and full marathons.
Simon Clement