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SUBJECT: Professional
Appreciation
DATE: February 11, 2010
On January 19, 2010, I completed my first
consultation with you. At that time, I had to pause 10-12 seconds when standing up in order for
excruciating pain to dissipate in my lower and upper right leg. I was forced to drag my right foot
when walking, and I could not lift nor retract my right leg due to extreme stiffness and
pain.
The question on what caused the above condition
(e.g., sports injuries and/or horse accident, linked with age) is perhaps moot; what is not moot is
that you competently and accurately diagnosed the physical contributors for the
conditions.
I executed daily, and religiously, the
strain-counterstrain and isometric strengthening exercises you explained and
demonstrated.
At this writing, I can stand up and immediately
start walking without pain, I no longer have to drag my right foot when walking, and I can lift and
retract my right leg without experiencing much stiffness and pain.
I am most appreciative of your professional
expertise and assistance that guided me to help myself in this physical episode.
While I probably will never be
completely pain free in my right leg, no longer
will
debilitating pain in my right leg control and manage my
life activities as long as I am vertical. (If not the case, I know how to contact your
office.)
-Eldon Baker
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