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Dr Robin
When I first arrived at Back into Motion Chiropractic, I was in very poor shape. I suffered from morning backaches and sciatic episodes. I over-compensated for my back condition so severely in my gait that it began to affect my knees and ankles, creating even greater overall discomfort. I was unable to walk for more than one-quarter of a mile without resting my back and knees. Also, I was completely inflexible from the waist down. I really think that all of this affected me mentally.
Over the years, I have seen many medical doctors for this condition, from neurosurgeons to orthopedic surgeons, and every diagnosis was gloom and doom. They recommended that I stop participating in sports; something that would be very difficult for me to adapt to. Surgery was not a good option at my age, and even if I had surgery, there was a chance that the pain might return in just a few years.
I began to read about chiropractors, and discovered that my condition might be due to a lack of normal nerve function. But like many others, I was skeptical about spinal decompression therapy, so it was my last resort. I know now that kind of thinking only delayed my recovery.
At Back into Motion Chiropractic, I received a comprehensive analysis, a very practical approach to my problem, and also attended wellness classes. Dr. Robin takes a very personal approach to each patient, answering questions carefully and inquiring about your personal health. It is obvious that she cares about each patient’s overall well-being, and takes her work seriously.
Fast forward several months — after many therapy sessions at Dr. Robin’s clinic, I can walk for several miles without any pain and without pausing to rest. I continue to participate in sports, and my morning backache and knee pain have completely vanished.
I feel so fortunate to have found Dr. Robin’s clinic. I am a true convert to her style of care, and would recommend that everyone experiencing symptoms like mine give Dr. Robin and her clinic a chance put you on the road to recovery.
Thank you,
John Glover
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