Hey everyone, Grant Fedoruk here. If you’ve been living with a lingering, unexplained hip ache or secretly struggling with pelvic health issues like incontinence, I want you to know right now: you are not alone, and there is hope.

In our latest episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt, we explore two conditions that tend to sneak up on us and cause unnecessary, silent suffering: trochanteric bursitis and pelvic floor dysfunction.

Understanding Trochanteric Bursitis: That Pain in the Side of Your Hip

We start by unpacking trochanteric bursitis—a literal pain in the side of your hip. I share a wild story about a cyclist who took a hard fall and ended up with a fluid-filled bursa so swollen it looked like a "third bump".

But bursitis doesn't just happen from major accidents; sometimes it's as simple as sleeping on a terrible houseboat mattress. I share some crucial, actionable advice for anyone dealing with this pain: don't just rely on cortisone shots to mask the inflammation. If you aren't addressing the root causes, like a tight IT band or weak glutes, the pain is just going to come back.

Breaking the Stigma Around Pelvic Health

In the second half of the show, I sit down with Kristen Fitzgerald, a compassionate physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience, to shed light on a topic millions suffer from but are often too embarrassed to discuss: pelvic health. We break down the heavy stigma surrounding this area, making it clear that pelvic floor dysfunction isn't just an issue for women who have gone through childbirth—it profoundly impacts men as well.

The insights Kristen brings are truly eye-opening. Did you know that chronic lower back or hip pain can actually stem from an overactive or underactive pelvic floor?

Daily Habits to Reduce Incontinence

Kristen also provides immediate wisdom you can apply to your daily life, explaining why simple habits can significantly reduce urgency and incontinence:

• Staying properly hydrated
• Avoiding common bladder irritants like caffeine, alcohol, and artificial sweeteners

The emotional resonance of this work is incredible; Kristen shares how patients often experience profound relief and a renewed sense of confidence just from finally understanding what is happening in their bodies.

A Breakthrough in Pelvic Healthcare: The Emsella Chair

Finally, we discuss a total breakthrough in pelvic healthcare that I even tested out myself: the Emsella chair. Imagine sitting completely fully clothed, reading a book for 30 minutes, while a chair uses focused electromagnetic energy to safely perform nearly 12,000 perfect Kegel contractions for you. It’s a non-invasive game-changer for treating urinary and fecal incontinence, rebuilding the brain-body connection, and even improving intimate wellness and erectile dysfunction.

Tune In to Reclaim Your Comfort

This episode is packed with empathy, education, and true solutions that can help you reclaim your comfort and your confidence. Please tune in to hear the full conversation, and make sure to follow and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an update.

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Welcome to Life Shouldn't Hurt. I'm Grant Fedoruk, and if you’ve been feeling like you are running on fumes, this episode is exactly what you need. Too many of us are living with pain and pushing past the yield signs our bodies are desperately waving.

In our latest conversation, my co-host Anita Cassidy and I sit down with registered psychologist Matt Demoisac to explore the heavy reality of burnout.

The Mind-Body Connection in Pain

As a physiotherapist with nearly three decades of experience, I’ve seen firsthand how profound the mind-body connection truly is. I often see patients whose chronic back issues, like bulging discs, suddenly tip over the edge—not because of a bad lift, but because of a massive life stressor.

I even share my own unexpected experience with hidden stress: right before my wedding, I felt completely calm mentally, but I developed an inexplicable, stubborn rash around my stomach. The very day after we tied the knot, the rash vanished completely. It’s a powerful reminder that when we don't listen to our minds, our bodies will force us to pay attention.

Redefining Burnout with Mat de Moissac

Mat brings incredible expertise, sharing his own vulnerable journey of facing a panic attack disorder after pushing his nervous system too hard in his twenties. Together, we bust the myth that burnout comes purely from working too many hours.

Instead, Mat explains that true exhaustion happens when there is a severe disconnect between the time we invest and the fulfillment we get back, especially when we aren't living in alignment with our true values. When you wake up deeply connected to your "why," you can tap into boundless energy without burning out.

Actionable Wisdom to Reclaim Your Spark
We also equip you with simple, actionable wisdom to reclaim your spark:

• Acknowledge your feelings: Mat and I discuss why simply uttering the words "I'm not okay" to the people in your support system can significantly drop your cortisol and epinephrine levels.
• Create a morning pause: A short, two-to-five-minute moment of mindfulness at the start of your day—before the doom-scrolling begins—can reset your nervous system and put you back in control.
• Unplug in nature: I share my favorite prescription of taking a walk outside without earbuds, letting the natural sound waves of a forest or ocean physically heal and restore your body.

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Welcome, friends! I’m Grant Fedoruk, and on this episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt, we are exploring the surprising and powerful connections between your daily habits and your overall well-being.

From Broken Glasses to Brain Fog: A Lesson in Pacing Ourselves

To kick things off, I open up and share a recent, somewhat embarrassing personal story with you. After breaking my favorite pair of glasses, I was forced into wearing a backup pair of progressives while MCing a major event, and let me tell you, the resulting brain fog and dizziness felt exactly like a hangover!

But that comical, painful experience reminded me of a profound truth: whenever we introduce something new to our bodies, whether it's breaking in new foot orthotics or changing our health routines, we have to pace ourselves.

Introducing Dr. Mandeep Johal: Shifting Perspectives on Oral Health

To help us take those small, impactful steps, I am thrilled to welcome back the brilliant Dr. Mandeep Johal. As a functional dentist, Dr. Johal looks far beyond your teeth to connect the dots between your mouth, your breathing, your stress levels, and your entire body.

Her insights completely shifted my perspective—in fact, during our conversation, I was stunned to discover I’ve been making a massive teeth-brushing mistake for my entire 50 years of life!

Powerful Micro-Habits to Transform Your Daily Health Routine

This episode is packed with actionable wisdom and micro-habits you can seamlessly weave into your daily life. We explore:

• The Magic of "Water Shadowing": Discover why taking a simple swish of water after your coffee, holiday treats, or carbonated drinks is the absolute easiest way to rinse away bacteria and protect your enamel.
• The 30-Minute Brushing Rule: I learned the hard way that brushing immediately after eating actually damages porous enamel; you should always wait 20 to 30 minutes!
• The Power of Your Breath: We uncover how simple, mindful nasal breathing can prevent nighttime dry mouth, stop tooth decay, and dramatically improve your health.
• "Dental Treats" for Humans: Learn how snacking on hard, crunchy foods like celery and carrots acts as a natural cleanser to sweep away plaque.
• Busting Massive Health Myths: Dr. Johal sets the record straight on why pregnant women must see the dentist, and why your gums should never, ever bleed—as one expert joked, they should only bleed as much as your eyeballs!

Consistency Over Perfection: Take Control of Your Wellness

My goal with this show is always to empower you with the tools and evidence-based strategies to live a brighter, pain-free life. You don't have to be perfect; it's the simple, consistent changes that will truly transform your health.

If you are curious and motivated to upgrade your wellness routine, I highly encourage you to tune in to the full conversation. Please make sure to follow and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss out on these life-changing strategies. Together, we can prove that life—and your teeth—shouldn't hurt!

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Welcome to Life Shouldn't Hurt. I’m your host, Grant Fedoruk, and this week we are unpacking a topic that affects nearly every household: weight management.

In my practice, I constantly see patients caught on a heartbreaking merry-go-round. They are in too much joint pain to be active, which leads to weight gain, which then prevents them from meeting the required Body Mass Index (BMI) to get the joint replacement surgery that would finally relieve their pain. It is a deeply frustrating cycle, and my goal with this episode is to offer you real hope, scientifically backed insights, and actionable solutions to help you break free.

Understanding the Biology of Weight Loss

To help us shatter the myths surrounding weight, we are joined by the brilliant Dr. Akshay Jain, a leading endocrinologist and triple board-certified obesity medicine expert.

If you have ever felt judged or blamed yourself for struggling to lose weight, you need to hear this episode. Dr. Jain completely changes the conversation by explaining that obesity is not a moral failing or a lack of willpower. Instead, he reveals the fascinating science behind our neurobiology, explaining that our brain has a "thermostat" regulating our weight, and when that thermostat breaks, it constantly fights against our efforts to lose pounds.

Practical Strategies for Sustainable Health

Throughout the show, we share a wealth of practical advice you can apply directly to your own life:

• Pain-Free Activity: My co-host Anita Cassidy and I explore alternative exercises for those suffering from joint pain. We discuss how aquatic therapy unloads your joints through buoyancy while actually burning more calories due to water resistance. We also talk about zero-gravity treadmills and stationary bikes to help you safely build cardiovascular health.
• Community and Healing: We highlight the incredible GLA:D program, a guided exercise system designed for people with hip and knee osteoarthritis. My own mom participated in it, and she absolutely loved the social aspect! It gave her a beautiful sense of community and motivation while preparing her body for a healthier future.
• The Truth About Medication: Dr. Jain sheds light on modern weight loss medications. He explains that they aren't "magic wands" that melt off fat, but rather vital tools used alongside individualized nutrition to quiet hunger hormones, reduce cravings, and help your body finally enter a fat-burning mode.
• Ditching the Scale: We explore better ways to track your health beyond just the bathroom scale or BMI. Dr. Jain shares a highly practical tip: focus on your waist-to-height ratio, aiming to keep your waist circumference at less than half of your height to reduce your risk of chronic disease.

Empowering Your Health Journey

This episode is all about stripping away the shame, honoring your personal struggles, and empowering you with the medical science to take control of your health. You do not have to fight your biology alone.

If you or a loved one has ever felt defeated by weight management, I highly encourage you to tune in to our full conversation to hear these life-changing insights firsthand. Please follow and subscribe to Life Shouldn't Hurt on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode, and join us as we continue to uncover the truths about living a healthier, more vibrant life!

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Hey everyone, Grant Fedoruk here. Welcome back to Life Shouldn't Hurt.

Have you ever stopped to think about how you fuel the only vehicle you get for this entire journey of life—your body? In our latest episode, we explore exactly that.

Expert Insights with Dr. Scott Forbes

To help us separate scientific fact from social media fiction, I sat down with Dr. Scott Forbes, a leading researcher in sports nutrition and human performance from Brandon University. We explore the science behind what we consume and how it directly impacts how we feel, think, and perform every single day.

Whether you are training for a marathon, carrying heavy grocery bags, or just trying to stay sharp and energized at work, this episode is packed with actionable wisdom you can apply right now.

Key Takeaways to Tune Up Your Routine

We uncover some incredible insights to help you optimize your health:

• The Truth About Pre-Workout: Spoiler alert—you don't need expensive pre-workout supplements. Dr. Forbes explains exactly how to time everyday carbs and protein to naturally power your body.
• Creatine's Hidden Superpowers: I used creatine back in my university rugby days, but we learned it's not just for bodybuilders. It actually has amazing benefits for your brain, helping combat mental fatigue, and even strengthens your bones.
• Aging Strong: Discover why older adults actually need to consume more protein than younger folks to maintain crucial muscle mass and stay actively moving through life.
• Busting Nutrition Myths: We put an end to persistent rumors, like creatine causing muscle cramps or hair loss, and remind ourselves of the one incredibly simple food we all need to eat more of to live longer (hint: it's green).

Science-Backed Health for Everyday Life

My ultimate goal is to empower you with reliable, science-backed information so you can make confident decisions that help you live a healthier, happier life. This conversation is all about practical, everyday steps to tune up your engine so you can enjoy every single moment.

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Welcome to another deeply personal episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt. I'm your host, Grant Fedoruk, and today we are tackling a topic that touches almost every single one of us: cancer.

Whenever I speak about this, it brings up memories of my dad and his long, brave battle—a journey that still brings tears to my eyes. Because of him, and the countless patients we see in our cancer rehab clinics, this conversation is incredibly close to my heart.

Exploring the Missing Piece: Cancer Survivorship

In this episode, Anita Cassidy and I are honoured to sit down with Dr. Nathalie Daaboul, a compassionate hematologist-oncologist who is shifting the way we look at lung cancer care. We move past the medical treatments to explore a massive missing piece in the healthcare puzzle: survivorship.

Surviving cancer is a medical marvel, but what happens after the chemo and radiation? We unpack the incredible, evidence-based role of specialized rehab in helping patients safely overcome lingering issues like:

• Nerve numbness (neuropathy)
• Swelling (lymphedema)
• Chronic fatigue

You shouldn't just be thankful to be alive; you deserve the absolute best chance at living a vibrant, active life.

Actionable Wisdom for Your Health

This conversation is packed with actionable wisdom you can apply to your life today, even if cancer hasn't directly impacted your family:

• Listen to your body's "Check Engine" light: I share a humbling story from my own clinic about a patient whose persistent, non-responsive shoulder pain turned out to be lung cancer. We outline the subtle symptoms you should never ignore and why advocating for early screening is life-saving.
• Protect your home from Radon: Did you know that odorless, invisible radon gas creeping into our basements is a leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers? Anita and I explain exactly how easy and affordable it is to test your home and mitigate this risk to protect your kids and family.
• The Power of Mindset: We explore the profound, physical impact that hope, belief, and community support have on your health outcomes and longevity.

Empowerment and Hope

In life, pain and obstacles are part of the journey, but you don't have to face them alone. Whether you are currently navigating a diagnosis, supporting a loved one, or simply looking to proactively protect your family's health, this episode will leave you empowered, informed, and filled with hope.

Support the Mission If you find value in our mission to help people move, live, and age without unnecessary pain, please follow and subscribe to our show on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Share this episode with someone you care about, because the more people we reach, the more lives we can help.

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Hey everyone, it’s Grant Fedoruk here, your friendly neighbourhood pain whisperer. Welcome back to another episode where we trade stiff upper lips for real talk, because while pain might be a part of life, it certainly doesn’t get to be the boss.

In this episode, I’m joined by my "everyday legend" co-host Anita Cassidy to tackle a physical issue that plagues so many of us as we get active this time of year: that nagging, insidious pain on the outside of the knee known as IT Band Friction Syndrome.

Myth-Busting IT Band Friction Syndrome

If you’ve ever felt that sharp friction while running downhill or even just walking on the beach, you need to hear this. We bust some major myths—specifically, why you can’t actually stretch the IT band (it’s as tough as cheesecloth!) and why taking a metal scraping tool to your leg until you bruise is likely doing more harm than good.

We get into the nitty-gritty of why the problem might actually be coming from:

• Your old shoes
• Issues with your feet
• Tight hip muscles

We discuss what you should really be doing to fix it and get back to moving pain-free.

A Conversation on Resilience with Sandy Saunders

The heart of this episode beats in my conversation with our incredible guest, Sandy Saunders. Sandy has been navigating life as a T5 paraplegic since a car accident at age 14 in 1977. Her story isn’t just about survival; it’s about thriving, community, and the evolution of independence over five decades.

Sandy takes us through the reality of accessibility in 2025—from the frustration of snow-covered sidewalks that block wheelchairs to the "low-hanging fruit" that businesses constantly miss.

Actionable Wisdom for Business Owners and Neighbours

We explore insights that business owners and neighbours need to hear right now. Sandy shares a critical point about parking: with the rise in accessible placards, wheelchair users often can’t find the wide spaces they need to deploy their ramps.

Her practical challenge to businesses? Safeguard that one spot closest to the door specifically for wheelchair users so they aren't forced to navigate dangerous parking lots behind vehicles.

Living Your Own Journey

Sandy also leaves us with a profound piece of life advice that applies whether you are in a wheelchair or not: Stop comparing your journey to others. Focus on yourself, pace yourself, and find your own community—like the inspiring environment Sandy found at the Steadward Center.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that accessibility isn't an inconvenience; it’s about basic human rights and dignity. I promise you will leave this episode feeling informed, moved, and ready to look at your community a little differently.

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Life Shouldn’t Hurt: Why Your Pain Isn’t “Normal” — From Feet to Neck Pain Solutions

Introduction

If you’ve ever tuned in to Life Shouldn’t Hurt, you know that I believe pain shouldn't be your normal state of being—even if my singing voice at the top of the show might cause a little phantom pain for my co-host, Anita Cassidy!

Understanding the Kinetic Chain: How Foot Mechanics Influence Knee Pain

In this episode, we tackle the aches and pains that literally weigh us down, from our feet all the way up to our heads. We kick things off by looking at the kinetic chain—how your feet might actually be the culprits behind your knee pain.

Anita and I break down Patellofemoral Syndrome, a condition where the kneecap tracks incorrectly. If you or your teenagers get sore knees just from sitting through a movie (what we call the moviegoer’s sign), you need to hear this.

I even share my own painful history of mowing lawns for the county and how—believe it or not—wearing cowboy boots during the Calgary Stampede taught me a valuable lesson about foot biomechanics.

The Epidemic of Neck Pain: From Whiplash to Tech Neck

Then, we shift our focus to an epidemic we’re all facing: neck pain. Whether it’s from an old whiplash injury or just “tech neck” from doom-scrolling in bed, our necks are taking a beating.

I sit down with physical therapist Dr. Scott Dickinson, the inventor of a game-changing device called NecksLevel.

Why Traditional Neck Exercises Fail

Scott explains why traditional neck exercises—like awkwardly strapping bands to your head—often fail because of discomfort and compliance issues.

We explore his invention, which is essentially a “Pilates reformer for your neck,” allowing you to strengthen those critical stabilizing muscles while lying down, completely eliminating the stress of gravity.

We discuss why rotation is the secret weapon for neck health and how to finally get lasting relief from that stiffness that makes shoulder-checking in your car a nightmare.

Your Environment Matters: Small Tweaks, Big Impact

My biggest takeaway for you? Your environment matters. Whether it's the shoes on your feet or the pillow under your head, small tweaks make a massive difference.

And please, for the sake of your neck and your wallet, leave that smartphone in the closet at night!

Final Thoughts

I hope this episode empowers you to take control of your recovery. If you find value in our conversations, please follow and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. Remember, life shouldn't hurt!

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In this episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt, I am thrilled to bring you a blend of medical expertise and Olympic-level wisdom that will completely change how you view your physical longevity. Whether you are an elite athlete or just trying to get through the day pain-free, this episode is packed with tools you can use immediately.

Understanding Achilles Pain

We start by tackling a problem that brings so many of you limping through my clinic doors: Achilles pain. You might know it as the strongest tendon in the body, but as I explain to Anita, it is also a classic weak spot.

We break down the crucial difference between tendonitis (inflammation) and tendinosis (degeneration), because knowing which one you have changes how you treat it. If you have ever felt that stiffness in the morning or pain on the back of your heel, you need to hear why “no pain, no gain” is the wrong approach here.

I also share specific, actionable advice on how to stretch properly—specifically why you need to stretch with both a straight leg and a bent knee to target the different muscles that pull on that tendon.

Marc Kennedy on the Physical Demands of Curling

But the real highlight of this show is my conversation with Canadian curling legend, Marc Kennedy. You might think of curling as a gentle game, but Marc reveals the intense physical toll it takes on the hips and shoulders over a twenty-year career.

Marc opens up about the secrets behind his incredible longevity, including his transition to a “glute-focused” training regimen after a chiropractor identified that his hip pain stemmed from weakness there.

A Practical Warm-Up Routine for Everyday Athletes

We get very practical for the recreational athletes listening: Marc walks us through his 5-minute warm-up routine using foam rollers and resistance bands. I explain the science behind why his method works—how rolling specific spots stimulates a reflex that relaxes the tissue, and how exercises like “monster walks” wake up the muscles you actually need before you play.

A Personal Journey Toward Health and Family Legacy

Beyond the physical, this episode touches on something deeply personal. Marc shares his powerful decision to eliminate alcohol from his life. He speaks candidly about his father’s battle with alcoholism and how he and his wife chose a healthier path to set an example for their daughters.

It is a touching testament to how our lifestyle choices impact not just our performance, but the people we love. In fact, Marc reveals that his dedication to physio and chiropractic care has inspired his own daughter to pursue a career in healing, which put a massive smile on my face.

Conclusion: Longevity, Transformation, and Taking Care of Yourself

From fixing your heels to thinking like a gold medalist, this episode is about longevity, transformation, and the quiet power of taking care of yourself. I hope you tune in and find something that helps you move better, because life really shouldn't hurt

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In this episode, I wanted to surprise you—and my co-host Anita—by tackling two specific areas of the body that often cause silent suffering: the side of the hip and the pelvic floor. If you have ever woken up with a deep ache after sleeping on your side, or if you find yourself planning your day around bathroom breaks, this conversation is essential listening for you.

We start by unpacking a condition that is often confused with sciatica or back issues: Trochanteric Bursitis. It’s a pain that radiates down the leg and screams at you when you try to cross your legs or lie down at night. In this episode, we explain exactly what is happening inside that fluid-filled sac on the side of your hip. But more importantly, I explain why just resting or getting a cortisone shot often isn't enough. We discuss the vital difference between simply stopping the pain and actually fixing the weakness or tightness that caused it in the first place so you can get back to moving freely.

Then, we shift gears to have an open, honest, and much-needed conversation about pelvic health. I’m joined by Kristen Fitzgerald, a compassionate expert from our team, to break the stigma surrounding incontinence and pelvic dysfunction. Whether you are a man dealing with the after-effects of surgery, a woman navigating perimenopause, or someone experiencing urgency, you need to know that this is not something you just have to live with.

Kristen shares some surprising practical advice, including why drinking more water—not less—is actually the key to calming an irritated bladder. We also debunk the myth that pelvic health is only a concern for new moms; it affects athletes, men, and people of all ages.

Finally, we introduce a breakthrough technology that is changing lives: the Emsella Chair. Imagine doing nearly 12,000 kegels in just 30 minutes, all while fully clothed and sitting comfortably reading a magazine. We discuss how this electromagnetic treatment helps retrain your brain and strengthen your muscles to treat incontinence and even improve intimate wellness without surgery or invasive exams.

My goal with this episode is to help you realize that you don’t have to settle for discomfort or embarrassment. There are solutions, and often, they are easier than you think.

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