Re: Will a chiropractic work? Update

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I've been seeing my *new* and improved chiropractor for about 3 weeks now

and it has helped a LOT. Some of you may remember my other recent

experience with goofus chiro from hell that said people with fibro were

drama queens? The new guy isn't fibro-savvy either, but there is no

comparison when it comes to DramaQueenBoy. My new one actually sells some

supplements in his office, like Magnesium and a really good gel to rub on

sore places. He blames most, or maybe all of my pain on the two

laminectomies I have, and sitting in front of computers and books all the

time. But, I can deal with that because he is not condescending. He

actually has some kind of scan that he runs on a new client's back that

shows which areas hurt, which areas have too much or too little nerve

firing, and other things that I'm not quite sure how to interpret. Hard not

to believe in that, because it really does a good job in locating pain. He

also does a thorough neurological exam and x-rays before he gets started.

My hip/lower back pain is SO much better now. Even the rib pain and

pain/tighthess between my shoulders has improved some. I can actually walk

without a limp. I'm thinking about seeing him for a " tune up " at least once

a month after this.

I am still on quest to find a doctor to prescribe some Robaxin or something

similar for me. Looks like I may have to travel out of town to find someone

with more ability to think outside the box.

Hugs to all,

in Louisiana

> Hey all,

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> I have another question I am just full of them it seems. LOL Have any

> of you found that seeing a chiropractor works? My friend has graves

> disease and adrenal fatigue and she see one, he told her that he could

> help me, not cure me but he can keep me from progressing.worse. He is

> offering me a good price and every week visits but before I go with this

> I wanted to know if it has worked or made things worse for an one.

> Thanks bunches.

> Also thank you for answering all of my questions. I have noticed that my

> knees go from tingling to stabbing pains and the thing with my eyes is

> driving me nuts. I do suffer from migraines but the thing with my eyes

> is not related, I had to keep a journal on it for a few weeks and the

> flashes in my peripheral vision actually looks like something coming

> from my eyes. it is weird and it i driving nuts. LOL

> Thanks so much for all of the advice and help you have given me. I thank

> the Lord for leading me to this place.

> God bless

>

>

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