I don't know about you guys, but personally I do not like chiropractors. Every time I have gone to one with back problems, they usually make it worse. I had to go to the one in our hometown a lot as a child because my spine was curving, but i was able to fix it myself but just using better posture, so I stopped going. Now, our local doc is a great guy. Everyone knows and loves him. He is an amazing photographer as well, always seen on the sidelines of every game for my old high school football, baseball, and basketball games.
But, it seems he is getting a little odd in the head. Now, I am wiccan. I like using herbs and meditation instead of a lot of drugs, mainly because my immune system was shot due to all the painkillers and antibiotics I've been given over the years. I don't even get flu shots anymore (haven't caught the flu since either, thank you very much). I believe that stress, as well as other outside factors can cause a lot ailments, but this was just...weird. My mom developed a problem with her shoulder, where it would hurt for a while. Something about the tendons and joint, I don't know, but it is apparently hereditary because my older sister has just started developing it. So, she went to the local back doc to get it checked out. Her shoulder would only rotate to a certain point before hurting, same with lifting her arm, etc. He's explanation for it? "It seems you are holding a grudge against someone. If you let go of the grudge, it'll get better." My eyebrow went up instantly and stayed there when my sister told me this.
*trying not to chuckle* "Well, then you need to let go of your grudge."
I'm all for home cooked medicine and the ideas behind the ailments, but you're a real honest to Demeter doctor, and your diagnosis is a grudge? Yeah....Love you dude, you're an awesome dude, but I think you're starting to lose your marbles there.
She went to family doctor, they figured out it same thing my mom has and gave her some muscle relaxers and some good painkillers (she was so loopy after she took those, it was pretty funny). If it develops to the point where my mom is now, then they would try to get her into physical therapy to loosen up the tendons and muscles in her shoulders. But, since my sister doesn't sit at a computer all day like my mom does, the doc thinks it won't get to the that point.
But, it seems he is getting a little odd in the head. Now, I am wiccan. I like using herbs and meditation instead of a lot of drugs, mainly because my immune system was shot due to all the painkillers and antibiotics I've been given over the years. I don't even get flu shots anymore (haven't caught the flu since either, thank you very much). I believe that stress, as well as other outside factors can cause a lot ailments, but this was just...weird. My mom developed a problem with her shoulder, where it would hurt for a while. Something about the tendons and joint, I don't know, but it is apparently hereditary because my older sister has just started developing it. So, she went to the local back doc to get it checked out. Her shoulder would only rotate to a certain point before hurting, same with lifting her arm, etc. He's explanation for it? "It seems you are holding a grudge against someone. If you let go of the grudge, it'll get better." My eyebrow went up instantly and stayed there when my sister told me this.
*trying not to chuckle* "Well, then you need to let go of your grudge."
I'm all for home cooked medicine and the ideas behind the ailments, but you're a real honest to Demeter doctor, and your diagnosis is a grudge? Yeah....Love you dude, you're an awesome dude, but I think you're starting to lose your marbles there.
She went to family doctor, they figured out it same thing my mom has and gave her some muscle relaxers and some good painkillers (she was so loopy after she took those, it was pretty funny). If it develops to the point where my mom is now, then they would try to get her into physical therapy to loosen up the tendons and muscles in her shoulders. But, since my sister doesn't sit at a computer all day like my mom does, the doc thinks it won't get to the that point.
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