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Old 07-03-2012, 12:04 PM #11
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Alexander is laying on my calendar desk pad so I can't tell you how many treatments I've had. Today I went hiking to pick mulberries. Did not put an insert in the right shoe, and not walk back home all hunched over! My legs are moviing the way they are supposed to - in the same gait.

Is this a result of chiropractic adjustments helping to straighten my spine? Without more xrays I couldn't say my spine is straighter. All I know is I'm walking better!

Alexander got tired of me typing around him and moved. I've had 4 treatments.
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Wahoo! not limping home is a good day in my book.
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Adjustment #7 tonight. It occurred to me that I'm now swinging both arms when I walk. For years my right arm stayed straight at my side. Wonder when that started? Funny how the brain remembers "normal" even when I'm not conscious of it.
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I couldn't cope without my Chiro. end of story.
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