Watch Your Back

[Twister_Ken]

>I may end up 7 foot tall,<

Extralongjohnsadler, then?

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[longjohnsadler]

Well, Longerjohnsadler anyway.
Rushes of blood to the head are even more frequent now.

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[wishbone]

Re: It\'s no quacking matter!

I had a Danish guy that started life treating miners
In Doncaster / Barnsley he was very good but moved
With his family to Sydney earlier this year got a new
Practice out there. My new guy is also a Dr as with the
First. As with any thing there are good and not so good
I used to have a very slight built young lady do me she
Was great, after she move away I had Andy who looked
Like a pub bouncer after two sessions I felt worse, I moved
To a new practice!

Wishbone
Rolling, rolling, rolling keep them doggies moving!
Where’s me chuck wagon gone?


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[l'escargot]

McTimoney Chiropractor

I have used a McTimoney Chiropractor who has sorted my back problems out which were mostly caused by sailing injuries. I now just go back for an occational tune up. There is no strong pulling and twisting involved in this treatment, that sounds more like the realm of an Osteopath, a totally different ball game.
Most back injuries are muscular and can be resolved by a chiropractor, bone damage is a different matter and if they think you need to be referred for surgery or other medical treatment a registered practioner will do so.
If my problems re occur the first call will be to the chiropractor.


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[janie]

Same here

Also had successful surgery after physiotherapy made things worse, and osteopath was great, but didn't prevent the ruptured disc.

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