A 37-year-old woman was diagnosed with MS in her late 20's. Periodic adjustments helped her pain somewhat. She would come for a few visits and then not come back for several months.

She returned with a chief complaint of stiffness in her neck, spasms in her shoulders, migraines, chronic lower back pain, bladder issues, and sleep issues.

Emotions came up: something when she was 15-20 years old. She remembered that at 18 her UTIs began, and she typically has one every year.

At her next visit she reported crying heavily at counseling that day, sleeping deeply, and waking with no neck pain, no spasms, no bathroom issues, feeling fantastic and grateful. She looked happier and more rested than in years.

MS and Lyme: Connie & Ernie Davis, DCs, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. A patient diagnosed with MS and Lyme disease was brought in weekly by family, a two-hour drive. After adjustments, nutrition, and emotional work, she was driving herself and walking unassisted within a few months.