Guest guest Posted March 15, 2006 Report Posted March 15, 2006 She is doing A LOT better, thanks for asking. We are only going twice a week now..still a big commitment. She is funny too, because she tells me when she needs to go see the chiro...if she misses an adjustment..she really lets you know about it!! We still have about four months left of the year therapy that we are suppose to recieve for her...we shall see! One thing is for sure, going to a chiro got me a lot further then any autism specialist ever did. Thanks again for asking...I have more hope these days then ever before! debbie --- jornmatt <snowbear@...> wrote: > Debbie, > > How is your daughter doing now??? I remember all you > went for for years > before finding the shock of the physical pinched > nerve. How I wish that > something like that was screened for when they > consider any diagnosis > of developmental delay! > > . > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2006 Report Posted March 16, 2006 Hi Debbie, Happy to know another child improving. We have also brought our child, but to an oestopath for about 2 months but have temporarily stopped. Do you know any specific area that your Chiro need to adjust to achieve improvement. My child was delivered with forcep and one of the doctors we consulted claimed that he see a higher trend of children with AS through assisted delivery. Thanks Bernice Debbie Graves <gravesfmly@...> wrote: She is doing A LOT better, thanks for asking. We are only going twice a week now..still a big commitment. She is funny too, because she tells me when she needs to go see the chiro...if she misses an adjustment..she really lets you know about it!! We still have about four months left of the year therapy that we are suppose to recieve for her...we shall see! One thing is for sure, going to a chiro got me a lot further then any autism specialist ever did. Thanks again for asking...I have more hope these days then ever before! debbie --- jornmatt <snowbear@...> wrote: > Debbie, > > How is your daughter doing now??? I remember all you > went for for years > before finding the shock of the physical pinched > nerve. How I wish that > something like that was screened for when they > consider any diagnosis > of developmental delay! > > . > > > > Quote
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