K. Re: Yuka- Scoliosis Update

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Dear -

Thank you for your thoughtful considerations. We will eagerly incorporate all

possible solutions which have the capacity to ameliorate the situation for

. With great hope perhaps we may join the ranks of those who avoided

spinal surgeries.

Yuka

> regarding exercises, when we have been doing PT and HANDLE exercises,

> Kendra's scoliosis is managed well. Swimming with a 'noodle' also seems to

> help her. The HANDLE exercises were not specifically recommended to help her

> back, but the results were rather quick and dramatic. The exercises, more

> suggested to address vestibular issues, seem to allow her back to straighten

> and to stay straight.

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> Twice Kendra has progressed to the level of having a brace recommended, and

> twice, thanks to the exercises, she has not had to obtain one because of the

> improvements.

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> Perhaps Kim Lauger has an explanation about how or why the vestibular

> exercises rform HANDLE resulted in a decrease in scoliosis. One thing that

> is certain, the HANDLE exercises do have to be specifically recommended on

> an individual basis, as do PT exercises, due to individual variations. In

> other words, what is helpful to Kendra may or may not be helpful to another

> person. But, for us, the exercises are a good set of tools to have in our

> toolbox. HANDLE principles do emphasize GENTLE enhancement.

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