Linda B. entered our office with severe left hip pain, inability to walk more than 50 feet at a time, and severe low back-pelvic and lower thoracic pain. Her problems began after she had fallen into an oil pit 30 years ago. Her disability progresses each month; she's had four cortisone shots with little to no improvement, and is lucky to have three good days a month.

Four days after her first adjustment, she walked much farther with about half the pain, complaining of mid-dorsal pain that appears to be retracing. By her third visit she had hip and groin pain but marked decrease in mid-dorsal pain.

On the fourth visit Linda reported a major decrease in low back, hip and groin pain, saying this was the best she's felt in years and she feels 20 years younger, walking long distances without pain.