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  1. #1
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    Thanks Knotted! There are actually several MDT PTs within 40 miles of me. I'll check to see if any in my PPO network, and if so, I'll ask for a referral.

    Tulip, yes, it did start right after CZ, so I'm guessing it's a combination of crawfish withdrawal and happy hour withdrawal! And yes, I've known for quite some time that I am deranged, but tried to keep it quiet!!! I was actually seeing a chiropractor until about the time we left for CZ, then quit going -- it got expensive and I got tired of driving across town for the appointments. Now I'm wondering if going back would help or if his treatment actually caused the problem . . .

    KB

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    Nice link, Zen!

    Spines can be deranged, hips can be deranged, people can be deranged...

    The really groovy thing about MDT is that the PT teaches you how to fix yourself. You reduce your own derangement using your own normal body motions, so you don't have to keep going back over and over again and having someone else reduce it for you.

    The vast majority of the time, I don't even touch my patients. They fix it all themselves. I just guide them and watch how their body responds. (the body really wants to fix itself)
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

  3. #3
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    I'm lucky to have had a chiro who is also a PT. He did teach me how to fix myself, with specific techniques and also by recommending classical Pilates, since a bit part of my issues was a lifetime of a mushy-middle. But that's not Kaybee's issue (she's very fit).

    I hope you get a good PT, Kaybee.

  4. #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    The really groovy thing about MDT is that the PT teaches you how to fix yourself. You reduce your own derangement using your own normal body motions, so you don't have to keep going back over and over again and having someone else reduce it for you.

    The vast majority of the time, I don't even touch my patients. They fix it all themselves. I just guide them and watch how their body responds. (the body really wants to fix itself)
    Yes, yes,yes! That was exactly the issue I had with my chiro -- when I first started seeing him, he gave me the song and dance about how he would work with me to strengthen my weak areas so that everything stayed in alignment and I stayed fit and strong, but it never worked out that way. I guess it wasn't to his financial advantage to teach me to take care of myself.

    Thank you so much for your insight. I'm feeling better alrady.

    KB

 

 

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