Re: cranialsacral and jaw /neck sinus spine?????

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Amy, I don't have personal experience with CS therapy, however I've known people who've claimed amazing results. And I personally know one guy who's CS doctor dx'd him with a long term chronic infection which he'd had no idea about. This friend of my husband went from severe health problems to totally well, just because of this CS doctor. I keep thinking I should go see him, but my husband keeps forgetting to get the doc's name. I'd say if your insurance pays for it, why not? amy poet <amydent9@...> wrote: anyone wiht cranial sacral experineces?the biological dentist wants this. the physiotherapist (pain and brain rehab dr.) agreed and prescribed me to see a physical therapist who aslo does cranial sacral.that seemed odd to me, and I think an

osteopath is what I need? wouldn't they be more specialized in it?does medicare incsurance pay for this???? if done under PT?I do have fibro and all those neck shoulder problems are compunded by being a prior violinist, twisted up in those same area. biological dentist also likes craniosacral to help drain sinus and help wiht fixing low bite. amy_________________________________________________________________Windows Live Spaces is here! It’s easy to create your own personal Web site. http://spaces.live.com/signup.aspx

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Be *VERY* careful! I had it done by a chiropractor. He manipulated my neck, and I didn't realize it at the time, but I had a brain injury and he was inches from paralyzing me. 2 years ago, I had brain surgery and it saved my life, literally.

So air on the side of caution, please.

KLS

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I got some free sessions and so tried it. I thought it was pretty

much a joke. It didn't do anything for me. Maybe it would help

somebody with tense muscles though. I dunno.

- Kate

On Sep 6, 2006, at 4:11 PM, amy poet wrote:

> anyone wiht cranial sacral experineces?

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Well, I'd definitely want an md doing it, someone who comes with high recommendations. I used to go to chiropractors all the time, and while some helped me to a degree, I had at least one, who I'm pretty sure did a lot more damage than good. pennyThunderLungsABA@... wrote: Be *VERY* careful! I had it done by a chiropractor. He manipulated my neck, and I didn't realize it at the time, but I had a brain

injury and he was inches from paralyzing me. 2 years ago, I had brain surgery and it saved my life, literally. So air on the side of caution, please. KLS

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In a message dated 9/8/2006 5:02:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, pennyhoule@... writes:

Well, I'd definitely want an md doing it, someone who comes with high recommendations. I used to go to chiropractors all the time, and while some helped me to a degree, I had at least one, who I'm pretty sure did a lot more damage than good.

penny

Yeah...and make sure you have a recent MRI or CT scan of your head/neck/spine. - Yeah.

KLS

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KLS

Hi, how did you get a diagnosis of brain injury? I find they miss the

most painfully obvious injuries of many anatomical scans with most

imaging procedures.You can't even say someone has endo with out going

in with a camera thru the belly biutton often.

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> In a message dated 9/8/2006 5:02:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> pennyhoule@... writes:

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> Well, I'd definitely want an md doing it, someone who comes with

high

> recommendations. I used to go to chiropractors all the time, and

while some helped

> me to a degree, I had at least one, who I'm pretty sure did a lot

more damage

> than good.

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> penny

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> Yeah...and make sure you have a recent MRI or CT scan of your

> head/neck/spine. - Yeah.

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> KLS

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