We've decided to seek chiropractic care for Vera to manage her scoliosis.
A 10-month plan has been set out for her, with adjustments twice a week.
As one of you has mentioned, Vera is still young so the possibility of improvement in the curvature is there.
The X-ray of the foot shows no break in the bones, which contradicts what the surgeon told us (that we broke it when we overstretched it).
For those of you who are new to what chiropractic does, all I can say is it's something you have to experience for yourself to believe its effects on your body.
It helped me through some periods of great strain to my spine and neck, especially the baby bearing and carrying years.
For chiropractors, surgery is the last resort, and something they find too invasive, so we're on the same page.
1 comments:
Chiropractic care can certainly help to manage scoliosis, May. I’m glad you allowed your daughter to go through the process for her to feel better. Scoliosis can be treated in different chiropractic ways, all reassuring that they can alleviate pain and restore your body to full functionality.
Tiffani Villagomez
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