Re: To - Barb

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Barb

Thanks for the help. When you speak with your dad next, pass on my

thanks to him, too.

I've been doing all the therapies he recommended - I've got copies

printed off and saved from earlier days. Pain is about gone - other

symptoms getting better. Just very frustrating that the forceful

adjustment took me back so far in my healing journey.

Good luck on your term paper.

> Spoke to Mike (Dad) today about your neck problem. He didn't have

any

> specific articles on Chiropractic and hypermobility, only the words

of his

> instructors and his personal opinion. He did make the following

> recommendations to help ease the pain.

>

> I hope I am doing justice to his recommendations. The cell phone

connection

> was terrible and I had to have him repeat things several times to

get it all

> down.

>

> First, he suggested trying the Polarity X-Technique at the

transverse

> processes starting at C7 to C1 and at the OA Junction.

Essentially, you

> should work above and below the pain area as well as where it

actually

> hurts.

>

> Next, refer to Gach to open up the Gallbladder 20s acupressure

points.

>

> Finally, finish up with the Jin Shin Do neck and shoulder release.

>

> If you need more explanation on how to do the techniques, he said

to refer

> to the archives on CEDA for the X-technique and the neck and

shoulder

> release. He also suggested checking with Mark in case he had sent

the neck

> and shoulder release info off-list.

>

> If you have questions, email him off list. Mom said they are going

to try

> to get a dial-up connection and download mail in a day or two when

they get

> to her sister's house in California.

>

> Again, I apologize for the lack of detailed explanations. Between

the bad

> cell phone and my complete dependence on HIM to do all my treatment

(and

> therefore not learn any of it myself), this is the best I can do.

>

> -Barb

> (Now it's back to writing that term paper that's due Tuesday)

>

> -Barb