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In reply to the discussion: I had a strange and upsetting experience yesterday [View all]TomSlick
(13,072 posts)52. I tend to agree.
I deal with a lot of chiropractors in my law practice.
The ones that are essentially providing physical therapy cause me no issues. What bothers me are the ones who claim to be able to cure cancer, aids, high blood pressure, anything by spinal "adjustments" or message therapies.
This particular chiropractor may be one of this ilk and doesn't really believe in virology.
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They provide health care and therefore qualify as health care professionals...
Binkie The Clown
May 2021
#25
Well, faxing does seem outdated, but many businesses & medical practices
Dark n Stormy Knight
May 2021
#83
The founders, the Palmers, espoused anti-vaccination opinions in the early part of the 20th
Celerity
May 2021
#88
The founders, the Palmers, espoused anti-vaccination opinions in the early part of the 20th
Celerity
May 2021
#88
I can relate a story from the 90s from the Atlanta Suburbs where an emergency veterinary clinic
hlthe2b
May 2021
#10
I had the same experience wth mine only I called the morning of my appt to ask.
catrose
May 2021
#12
Had a similar experience with a hair dresser first appointment- my regular person retired
PortTack
May 2021
#13
This is standard anti-vax propaganda. They all say it. He'll never get vaccinated.
JoanofArgh
May 2021
#17
If you like your chiropractor and feel he has greatly helped you in the past, I'm not understanding
beaglelover
May 2021
#18
Well, if it keeps them from going to a chiropractor rather than a real medical professional
GulfCoast66
May 2021
#74
Not the case with me, anyway... one visit completely repaired my 3-years-of-pain shoulder!
JudyM
May 2021
#90
That's not what the CDC says. Maybe, but they're not sure about that yet.
Dark n Stormy Knight
May 2021
#110
I have been asking folks before I show up. No harm in that, and no, not over-reacting
Evolve Dammit
May 2021
#28
Thank you! Of course someone with muscle problems will feel better with manipulation.
GulfCoast66
May 2021
#73
'...but they still proclaimed that they felt better after his "treatments"'
Disaffected
May 2021
#108
No, you are not. Next year, maybe. His disconnect is crazy. He doesn't know enough to take ...
marble falls
May 2021
#64
Had the same thing happen to me. It was the woman who sees patients before the doctor.
Dark n Stormy Knight
May 2021
#82