It's not an MS hug

[deedeedah]

I see an applied kinesiologist holistic chiropractor who

1. Diagnosed me

2. Every exacerbation I experienced was fixable with this technique

In my experience the "hug" was all my ribs subluxated resulting from stormy weather over a prolonged period of time. When my occiput is centered my tremors are gone.

A chiropractor who specializes in Applied Kinesiology and is great at it mught be worth looking in to.

[Midgey_Midge06]

I so wish i cud find something like that out here in the land of no starbucks. I totally believe in that type of treatment but its difficult to find out here.

When i lived in Reno NV i had a great chiro for my husky that had back issues and later had cancer. He did so much good for my dog i wish he were here to work on me!

[Fancy1959]

Deedeedah, it's Fancy1959 first things first I would like to welcome you to this awesome chat room. We promise to give you a safe place to ask questions, voice concerns, share information, seek information, or simply speak to others to truly understand. I do not see an applied kinesiologist holistic chiropractor, but I go to a D. O. That works on your internal muscular skeleton. He straightens out muscles so that the joints can relax and work as they should. He never popped or messes with your joints like a chiropractor does because he emphasized that if you just pop The Joint back in the muscles are still mad and very tight and we'll pull the joint back out shortly. I have gone to this for over 5 years now and let me tell you he keeps my body going all in the same direction at the same time. I swear he can watch me walk in and knows what he has to work on. It is absolutely the most amazing and intelligent person I have ever been around! I, like you, everyone find the same type of support professionals that you and I have found. It makes a huge difference in my pain level and how everything works in my body. Thanks for sharing your story. I look forward to getting to know you better. I am certain there is much we can learn from each other. Until we speak again please take care and remember together we are stronger!