Re-evaluation time!

It’s almost re-evaluation time. I want
to take some time on your next visit to
re-evaluate some of the symptoms you
came in with as well as go over any new
areas of concern that you might have.
This diagram should look quite familiar
to
you. Our starting point was down here in
the pain zone. We did some work and now
you’re most likely at the halfway point
in your care. And at this point in time,
you may be in one of two
categories. For number one, you may be
feeling really good. You may feel that
your problems already fixed, and you may
want to stop coming in as often or at
all. However, please know there’s a big
difference between being good and
feeling good. Your spine does require a
sustained and consistent amount of care
within the ne the first 90 days to
really really heal properly and to enjoy
long-term results from spinal
care. If you decide to back off care or
end care prematurely, there’s a good
chance that your symptoms will come back
very soon, as soon as a few weeks or a
month, and we’ll just have to start from
square one again.
In category two, you may be feeling that
your progress is quite slow. You’re
still in a lot of pain or
discomfort. And that could be due to
many complex factors such as the number
of injuries or traumas your body has
sustained. Maybe it’s the type of work
you do or maybe it’s your age or a
combination of any of those three. But
just the same, your body is still
healing. Just got to be patient and it’s
just a matter of
time. Now, regardless of how you’re
feeling at this halfway
point, know that the spinal care you’re
receiving is working at the levels of
the bones, ligaments, tendons, and
nerves. And all those structures take
time to
heal. But either way, we’ve got to make
sure we stick with our plan because we
have to get you up to as close to
optimal health as possible and on to
wellness care, which we will discuss
more later on down the road.
So, my goal for you as a result of
spinal care is so that you can enjoy
great health with as little to no pain
as possible. So that you can do the
things you need to do as well as love to
do for as long as possible.
I hope this video was helpful and I look
forward to seeing you at your next
visit.