On Wednesday, June 5, 2002, at 01:27 AM, piaffe1...@aol.com wrote:
My most sincere apologies if I offended in any way! I only meant to
suggest
that some, not all, chiropractors, used a technique that might not be
appropriate. I am in full agreement with DR Green regarding "better
ways."
Sincerely,
Heather Leigh Akers
None given, none taken.
That Dr title is a real hang-up too with some people. Actually it means
teacher and there are few practitioners of any type that deserve it.
One other thing I wanted to say on this subject, who ever suggested that
it's TOS might also be right. Impossible to tell without an
examination. Good call that one. TOS is a bit more uncommon that a
herniation though. Someone knowledgeable in a good "release" type of
massage or trigger point work certainly wouldn't hurt.... actually it
will hurt but it won't damage.
Anyway, warm and fuzzies all around.... for now.
Gary
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