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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Brooksville Florida (central)
Posts: 55
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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Brooksville Florida (central)
Posts: 55
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Mark has it exactly right, NUCCA are extremely gentle that's how it works plus if they're rough they can do a lot of damage.
I saw one for a while he had me come in on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for a few weeks straight, i think the reason for visiting like that may be to i guess retrain your muscles etc to stop letting your bones slip out of place hell if i know lol
no xrays, that is weird, mine took several and in many positions. I'd do some digging n snooping around online on that specific NUCCA chiro look for reviews etc etc, personally i do serious digging on any doc i see
Next time you see him tell him your concern, that you do not feel any significant improvements and that its getting expensive that way he can alter what hes doing, he may even be taking it easy on you so he doesn't hurt you but if you let him know what he IS doing isn't helping much he can switch things up, always keep an open dialogue with your docs, they don't know whats going on if you don't say something
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**KRISTARA** Let the sun shine and everything will be fine
Severe TBI with 3 bleeds, broken neck (C-2), comatose for 3 days Glasgow score of 6 from a school bus t-boning my door at 60mph in December of 2004. Extraction time took over an hour, over a week just in ICU, original expectation was permanent vegetative state.
Numerous re-injuries including being rear-ended, flipping suv, and the latest in 2011 from being slammed head first on tile floor.
Still having major issues with: anxiety, depression, memory short and long term, sleeping including insomnia and hypersomnia, severe headaches 10-15 days a month, severe neck tension and pain that can be easily agitated, comprehension, problems focusing, easily distracted, irritability, skewed judgement, constantly overwhelmed, mood swings, confusion, brain fog etc etc
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