Jackson S. is a two-year-old boy with an uneventful birth, but his mom found him always tense, with hypersensitive ears, chronic recurrent ear infections and constant misery. He was scheduled for ear tube surgery.

Because of his sensitivity, he wouldn't allow OD on his head, so I did it off his upper back/traps. Priorities were occiput, atlas, bilateral squamosal sutures, left parietal palate and thymus.

By the third visit his mother reported his ears were better, breathing through his nose, sleeping better and in a much better mood. She didn't cancel the surgery until the seventh visit though, afraid to believe it would last.

Follow up: Jackson is a different little boy, and hasn't had an ear infection since starting care. Mom also became a patient for infertility issues.