I've seen my chiropractor about 4 times in the last 5 weeks. I'll be seeing him next week to look at x-rays. He says I "do" have one leg longer than the other. It's a start. I had x-rays in 2002...pelvis level fine. So we'll see...


As far as the walking goes, my physical therapist has watched me walk, he also works with orthotics.

A needle guy. ? I have a name of a supposedly good Anesthesiologists if I need someone to poke around the spinal.

As far as feldenkrais, for being self-aware. I've been keeping a medical diary. I log every little thing that might help me pin point an answer.

As far as NP goes....still not sure. It's been tossed around at me. Since I was having so many wierd things pop, it was a like thought. This week I 've had electric shock in my right tricep after doing a simple stretch. About a month+ ago I started to have a pain like soreness in my mid-back around what I would guess the T1-T3....between the shoulder blade and spine. I've mentioned this to both PT(said no joint out) and Chiro(did adjustments). This weekend I had a scary sudden pain come on while just sitting doing nothing. It's on the opposite side of the other mid-back pain in the exact same spot across from each other. The way the pain came, I thought something was going to explode inside. I grabbed my phone and went to my oldest son just in case....it was wierdess thing. Even today, it hurts a little to bring my chin to chest. Sunday I couldn't do my "Angey Cat Stretch" exercise.

Nothing seems to point to just one spot!!! Sucks. Although, what's been consistent has been the feet pain on the soles and the LBP is there.

And to answer your question on their insurance vs mine.... If I want to have any hope of being protected correctly by law, I have to abide by the rules. And in a hearing with attorneys, everything matters and counts either for you or against you. The IME's get over paid for their "unbaised" bs. Why should they ever turn on the hand that feeds them? And if my doctor was treating me less than any other patient because of money, I think he'd or any doctor would have sued.... My doctor is a fence sitter....and that's why I might be looking for a private practice doctor who isn't part of the assembly line patient in-out, your 15 mins is up thing...


We each know our bodies better than any doctors. I "know" without doubt that my LBP/L5-S1 HNP is the root of all my problems. I do believe that my spine has gone through some pathology changes and that's what I now have to prove to a judge. I know. We all know. But they just don't get it.

Thanks for your reply. I have so many websites bookmarked, it's a joke. I still need a good specialist. I'm looking for one this week.