Jerriel Physiotherapy Services

05/01/2026

Final List of Recipients — Cane Giving Project: For the Love of Epiphany

36 recipients.
Thirty-six lives steadied, supported, and seen.

What overwhelmed us most wasn’t the number; it was the gratitude. The quiet smiles, the trembling thank-yous, the relief of hands finally holding something that helps them walk with dignity again. Each cane carried more than support; it carried reassurance, care, and the reminder that they are not forgotten.

As a Paulinian PT, this act of service is more than outreach—it is a calling. Caritas Christi urget nos—the love of Christ urges us on. It moves us beyond comfort, into barangays, along rough roads and uneven paths, where charity is not convenient but necessary, and love must be lived, not merely spoken.

This Epiphany, love revealed itself in simple form… steel, rubber tips, and willing hands.
May every step they take be lighter, safer, and filled with hope. 🧡🚶‍♀️✨

Today, I distributed around Brgy. Poblacion, Bulod, Coline, Coline-Dalag, and Manguining.

05/01/2026

For the Cane Giving Project, all 35 slots are already complete.
You may continue sending your entries, which will be included in the recipient pool for the next cane giving project, likely this March.

03/01/2026

January 4 holds many layers of meaning for my heart.

On this day, we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany—a reminder that light reveals itself quietly, through faith and service. It is also the birthday of my late grandmother, Epifania Andeo-Allin, the matriarch of our family, whose strength, compassion, and guidance continue to shape who we are. In her honor, I began my journey in physical therapy, and on January 4, 2021, my clinic officially opened—rooted in service, healing, and purpose.

As we mark the 4th anniversary of the clinic, I am humbled to give back in a way that reflects her legacy. Through the Cane Giving Project: For the Love of Epiphany (Year 3), we are offering canes free to the indigents of Alimodian—a simple tool, yet a powerful symbol of dignity, support, and hope. This is our way of letting her light continue to walk with others.

Today is also the birthday of my cousin, Marie Stephanie Allin Lapid, whose quiet generosity and unwavering support have strengthened this mission year after year. This project would not be the same without her steady presence.

May every cane shared steady a step.
May every step echo love, faith, and remembrance.
And may the light of Epiphany continue to guide us all. 🤍✨

02/01/2026

Partial recipients of the canes 🤍
Distribution will be on January 4 and we are still accepting entries.

If you know someone who may benefit from this simple support, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Every cane shared is a step toward dignity, care, and safer walking—one person at a time.

30/12/2025

Libre nga baston para sa aton kasimanwa.
Please send your entries on or before January 2.

21/12/2025

Reign (my car) is currently down for maintenance and repairs, so I won’t be working today. I’m hoping she’ll be fixed ASAP so I can get back to it! Thank you for your patience and for your continued trust in my services. 🧡🧡🧡

18/12/2025

Walking into the New Year guided by faith and love. ✨🚶‍♀️

As we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany, the Cane Giving Project: For the Love of Epiphany (Year 3) returns on January 4, 2026.
Just as Christ revealed His light to the world, we are called to reflect that light through simple acts of compassion.

Seeing our Kasimanwas still using the canes shared last year is a quiet but powerful testament—love that continues to walk, long after it is given. 🤍

This year also marks our 5th Anniversary, a humble thanksgiving for five years of journeying together in faith, service, and community.

🕊 Do you know an Alimodian neighbor who needs support?
Please send in your entries on or before January 2, 2026.

May every step we help strengthen lead closer to hope, dignity, and light.
🧡🧡🧡

13/12/2025

Walking into the New Year guided by faith and love. ✨🚶‍♀️

As we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany, the Cane Giving Project: For the Love of Epiphany (Year 3) returns on January 4, 2026.
In remembering how Christ revealed His light to the world, we are called to reflect that same light through acts of compassion.

Seeing our Kasimanwas still using the canes shared last year is a quiet testimony of love in action 🤍

This initiative is also our humble thanksgiving as we mark our 5th Anniversary—five years of walking in faith, service, and community.

🕊 Do you know an Alimodian neighbor in need of support?
Please send in your entries on or before January 2, 2026.

May every step we help strengthen be a step closer to hope.
🧡🧡🧡

13/12/2025

Walking into the new year with kindness! 🚶‍♀️❤️

The Cane Giving Project for the Love of Epiphany (Year 3) is returning on January 4, 2026! It warms our hearts to see our Kasimanwas using the canes given last year.
This is our way of celebrating our 5th anniversary.

Do you know an Alimodian neighbor who needs support? Send in your entries by January 2! Spread the word! 🧡🧡🧡

28/11/2025

Scheduled power interruption in parts of Iloilo and Guimaras Provinces on Saturday, 29 November 2025.

Time: 7:00AM-5:00PM
Affected: ILECO I (Leganes Substation), GUIMELCO (Jordan & Zaldivar Substations) and Guimaras Wind

Reason: Preventive Maintenance works along the Sta. Barbara - Ingore - Buenavista 69kV Line and Buenavista Substation/Sawang Cable Terminal Station

Time: 2:00PM-5:00PM
Affected: ILECO I (Bolong, Cabatuan, San Miguel, Oton, Tigbauan, Guimbal, Miagao & San Joaquin Substations)

Reason: Momentary isolation & load transfer of ILECO 1's Cabatuan & Bolong Substations from Sta. Barbara - San Joaquin 69kV Line to the Sta. Barbara - Ingore - Buenavista 69kV Line

Specific affected areas are determined by the Electric Cooperatives (ECs). NGCP will exert all efforts to restore power earlier or as scheduled.

08/09/2025

Happy World PT Day 2025

08/09/2025

Happy World PT Day!

"On World Physical Therapy Day, we honor the heroes who see potential where others see disability. Thank you for being the steady hands and unwavering belief that guides every patient back to their own strength. Your work is nothing short of heroic."