ROFF and making friends

d wrote...
lawd, lawd... hie yuself on out here an we'll get a reading and
prescription from a south carolina root doctor... if chiropractors did
that much for you, hell, after consulting the low country obeah man,
i'll buy the lottery tickets. g

Is she good looking *before* the shine? If so, I'll let her pull my
root. bseg
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lid wrote...
To paraphrase, it is amazing how many people who visit chiropractors are
cured the day their insurance benefits expire.

Even more amazing how many people don't get to visit the doctor
because they can't afford to or don't have insurance.....
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You must be a liberal Warren, Perhaps we can get Strider to splain to you
that the natural order of things is to let these people die because there
economic underachievers and it's god way of getting them out of the gene
pool %^)
"Warren" wrote in message
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lid wrote...
To paraphrase, it is amazing how many people who visit chiropractors are
cured the day their insurance benefits expire.

Even more amazing how many people don't get to visit the doctor
because they can't afford to or don't have insurance.....
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well my friend, if you desire to be rootless, i suppose they'll use
whatever you want to provide... but, as for myself, it would be a short
session... and the fire part would be a real pain... course, if you're
set on your particular offering, i suspect you'd be handled with the
same professionalism offered by your chiro. g

jeff

Warren wrote:
d wrote...

lawd, lawd... hie yuself on out here an we'll get a reading and
prescription from a south carolina root doctor... if chiropractors did
that much for you, hell, after consulting the low country obeah man,
i'll buy the lottery tickets. g


Is she good looking *before* the shine? If so, I'll let her pull my
root. bseg

Even more amazing how many people don't get to visit the doctor
because they can't afford to or don't have insurance.....
-Warren

And if either you or I were somehow in charge, we'd fix that problem, right?

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Drowning flies to Darkstar

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Wolfgang:
I have NEVER heard anyone relate a personal chiropractic horror story.

I can cite locations, offending practitioner, and the whole litany in
private. I will not do so on a public forum as I previously indicated. One
reason for you not having heard many or any first-hand stories is that often
the patient doesn't recognize that they have been mistreated and the
physicians who clean up the mess won't tell them that their problem is now
iatrogenic because of those libel laws.

If you believe in chiropractic, may you have a long and profitable
relationship with one or many. But I suggest you take the theory of spinal
subluxations to a neurosurgeon for his opinion of "spinal manipulation."

Do you decide for your family whom they will
marry.....where they take their cars for repairs.....what they will have
for supper?

If I'm cooking, yes, the decision about supper is mine.

People without insurance can often get in to see a chiropractor.....and get
some relief.....for twenty or thirty bucks. Most doctors wouldn't **** on
them if they were on fire for that kind of money.

That may well have to do with the fact that many DC's are IMO even more
money hungry than MD's.



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"slenon" wrote in message
om...

To paraphrase, it is amazing how many people who visit chiropractors are
cured the day their insurance benefits expire.

IJ offers--- is that why my neck therpy man ask how many visits were
covered {12] and then said he thought it would take 12 visits to work out
kink in my neck ? sorry to say that's the way the system works.

Or why a hospital trip gets billed for double the acceptable medicare rate.
They charge the overcharge off as a bad debt and can show medicare how much
money they lost this year in order to get a higher rate next year.

"slenon" wrote in message
m...
Wolfgang:
I have NEVER heard anyone relate a personal chiropractic horror
story.

I can cite locations, offending practitioner, and the whole litany
in
private. I will not do so on a public forum as I previously
indicated.

O.k., send 'em along. Please include names, phone numbers and email
addresses of victims and offending practitioners. It would also be
helpful to know which victims and offenders go together.

One
reason for you not having heard many or any first-hand stories is
that often
the patient doesn't recognize that they have been mistreated and the
physicians who clean up the mess won't tell them that their problem
is now
iatrogenic because of those libel laws.

So, we got God knows how many thousands of these mescreants maiming
untold millions of people all over the Western world, and there ain't
goddmaned thing anybody can do about it. huh? Well, how remarkably
convenient for them.

If you believe in chiropractic,

Believe in? What does that mean?

may you have a long and profitable
relationship with one or many.

So far as I can recall, I have never spoken to or had any other sort
of communication with a chiropractor. However, I like the idea of
making a profit. If it's not too much trouble, could you please tell
me how you would go about getting money from them? Seems to me it
might be kinda hard if one dare not even speak their names (or even,
presumably, portions thereof) in public.

But I suggest you take the theory of spinal
subluxations to a neurosurgeon for his opinion of "spinal
manipulation."

A neurosurgeon.....hm.....sounds like an idea. And where would a boy
find one of those?

Do you decide for your family whom they will
marry.....where they take their cars for repairs.....what they will
have
for supper?

If I'm cooking, yes, the decision about supper is mine.

Well, be sure to wash your head before handling foodstuffs........we
know where it's been, don't we?

People without insurance can often get in to see a
chiropractor.....and get
some relief.....for twenty or thirty bucks. Most doctors wouldn't
**** on
them if they were on fire for that kind of money.

That may well have to do with the fact that many DC's are IMO even
more
money hungry than MD's.

Uh huh, and you've certainly demonstrated the value of your opinions.


Wolfgang
who eagerly awaits the promised information.

Wolfgang wrote:


The next day, Cullen stood on his own for the first time since the accident.
He was walking, albeit hesitantly and only very briefly within a few more
days. He goes back to the bone crunching voodoo herbalist witch doctor
every two to three months now, and can't wait to get in the door. Dogs are
SO ****ing credulous.

Oh, and he ran my sorry ass ragged about an hour ago.


Susan is a strong believer in holistic medicine. I was very skeptical
until I started to see results in our dogs. I don't think there can be a
placebo effective with dogs and if there are results, I think it's
fairly clear that they are do to the intervention. I've seen certain
herbal, vitamin, accupressure and chiropractic procedures result in
SIGNIFICANT changes with some types of problems.

I now do take a regiment of supplements. Hard to tell if they're
working, but for one, I've never had any trouble with my back.

Willi

"Wolfgang" wrote...
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Well, be sure to wash your head before handling foodstuffs........we
know where it's been, don't we?

Is that copyrighted?
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TL,
Tim
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