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Urination problem - rod in back
Mark Lynch, DC
Bayville, New Jersey
A kid I took care of years ago, shows up after a recent auto accident. I do not (!) accept PI (personal injury) cases, but something about this now young man made me want to help him. He has a rod in his back from a previous injury when he was hit and run over.
In addition, all his teeth are gone from these lollypops of pain meds he has in his mouth all day.
KST gets rid of the burning pain in his upper back, and all is improving when he skips a visit to get a colonoscopy (at the age of 25?). Seems it takes him 10 minutes to pee. So, I check him with KST and tell him I have to adjust where the rod is attached.
Next visit he says, "I don't know if it's my imagination or you, but I can pee now. What you did made me feel all warm inside.”
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