[Nfbc-info] acupuncture

[Beth Koenig]

Have you tried topical pain meds? They make patches and creams. I use
a cream on my back and neck that helps quite a bit when my headaches
get out of control. It's non-prescription so I've had other people try
it too. I once got bit by Johnny's African Grey, who hit a nerve in my
thumb. I used the cream and in 5 minutes it started feel better. I
think that acuputure is a good way to go. Have you seen a
chiropractor? The limping can throw your joints out of wack and that
can make things worse.
Thanks,
Beth Koenig
bethko at gmail.com
(714) 699-DEAF (3323)
Director of Deaf Blind Services
Orange County Deaf Advocacy Center
1525 Durant Street 303
Santa Ana, CA 92706
http://www.deafadvocacy.org
Health, safety, and productivity are the cornerstones of independence.
At the Orange County Deaf Advocacy Center we provide the training and
services necessary for the deaf and disabled to achieve equality and
independence in all areas of life.


On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 10:01 PM, Rob <rcubfank at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Well, this is the last straw. I am trying acupuncture this week before I go to Leaderdog. Unfortunately, I might be a day late and a dollar short on this but I have to try something so that I can walk at Leaderdog. I went for one session today. I go again on Wednesday and one again on Friday. Hopefully, this will work if anything temporararly. If not, Leaderdog may send me home because I can’t walk. After the first session, I am still in great pain, but it is only the first acupuncture session.
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