Local Baker Thrives After Minimally Invasive Carpal Tunnel Procedure
Rachael Thomas, owner of Batter-Up Bakery in Williamsport, Pa., pursued her dream of opening a licensed in-home bakery in 2021 after years in office jobs.
However, worsening carpal tunnel syndrome threatened to derail her business, causing severe pain, numbness, and tingling in her right wrist, making everyday tasks and decorating cookies nearly impossible.
Decorating cookies, a key part of her business, became nearly impossible.
Following a minimally invasive carpal tunnel procedure at UPMC, Rachael is now thriving in her business.
Author's summary: Local baker recovers from carpal tunnel syndrome.
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