Posted by Keith Molden on June 05, 2017 at 14:45:16 from (74.194.181.64):
As most of you know, I've been fighting pain in my left hip since last July. They sent me to 24 sessions of physical therapy, gave me an injection in my hip in 2 places & I was getting worse. The last Doc that gave me an injection finally sent me upstairs to see the Chiropractor. I went into his table walking on my cane, came out went home and mowed hay till the rain stopped that. Feel pretty darned good and am not walking with the cane. He did tell me to keep using my TINS unit and he wants to see me 3 more weeks for sessions. Dog Gone it, if they would just use them more there would be less waiting almost a year for relief. He sure made things pop when he was working on me. Says he thinks I'll be good to go in that next 3 weeks. Bad part is he and the Doc. that did the injections are in the same pain management section. I told the first Doc, that it felt like something wasn't in place is why he decided to prove me wrong and make an appointment with the Bone Jerker. I think I just might be able to sleep all night tonight. Keith
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