Sorry to hear of his passing, it is always curious to hear of someone who took very good care of their health. We all have an expiration date that remains largely a mystery.
There was a dude at my company that was 68. Lean as teenager, seemingly perfect health. Had a heart attack at work, DRT.He just turned 72, probably had a BMI of 5. He ate healthy, played golf and hocky with his older friends. Elk hunted every year - so very active.
He always said, statistically, those who get chiropractic care are 85% more likely to live to 100. Guess he was the 15%.
Sad, I been seeing him since I was 17.
Nope, and he didnt mandate a mask in his office.Did he take the Covid bac
There are good ones and not so good ones. Mine gave me relief so I went back for 37 years or so. Mine was in Edmond also. Now his son is the only one doing the family business, but his 2 boys are about to graduate and be part of the family business.Sorry to hear of your Chiropractor passing, I really don't know if they are beneficial, I've been to some and they use a "pen-type object" that they claim is acupuncture but I never received anything positive when that "object" clicked. Then they want me to return multiple times.
There is one in Edmond that is fairly good though and with medicare and a supplemental insurance he doesn't cost any more. But again, I received no benefit from his treatment.
But some apparently do obtain beneficial treatment, I'm too hard-headed to accept that.
I'm glad you received benefits from your chiropractor. I know of one who has a "cheerful giver" box in Edmond that a patient puts in what he or she thinks the treatment was worth.There are good ones and not so good ones. Mine gave me relief so I went back for 37 years or so. Mine was in Edmond also. Now his son is the only one doing the family business, but his 2 boys are about to graduate and be part of the family business.
My Chiro had many clients from other states even, they would come to OK, get a motel and get as many treatments as they needed before going back. KS, CO, I cant remember them all. The folks from KS were families of Mennonites. They believe in natural healing and no drugs or MDs I think.
Try Hanson Chiropractic in Edmond.I'm glad you received benefits from your chiropractor. I know of one who has a "cheerful giver" box in Edmond that a patient puts in what he or she thinks the treatment was worth.
If I had a choice of back surgery or a Chiropractor though, I'd go for the latter.
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