As you can tell from my post yesterday, this post will contain discussions I have with my other Doctor's along with my visits to Dr. Scott. Dr. Scott is the Chiropractor, Kevin Henry is my Primary Care Doctor, Wes Norwood is my Allergist and Dr. Hardman is my Pulmonologist. All of these people are concerned about me and want to keep my alive, to which my family, especially Vickie, are very thankful. I need to make sure I do what they say.
Today the program with Dr. Scott was the same as yesterday. I asked the gal that was giving the Cold Laser Light Therapy the purpose of it. She said is works with the cells to rebuild them and get the nerves in my feet to communicate with my brain. I have been accused of being brain dead, maybe I really am. The do this treatment to help reverse the peripheral neuropathy. If you haven't heard of peripheral neuropathy, don't be surprised. Before I began this journey I didn't either. It goes by many different names and describes a group of symptoms the appear first in the feet, legs or hands.
There is a great article on peripheral neuropathy and cold laser treatments at http://info.latorrewellnesscenter.com/blog/bid/210799/What-Is-Peripheral-Neuropathy-Can-Cold-Laser-help
I just wanted to post a little information about the purpose of the different treatments I go through with Dr. Scott. More for my own knowledge,but also to help those that read this blog understand also. Maybe something I post or some information I post will be of hep to someone.
Have a good evening.
Love you Rick! You inspire me to be a better person. xo little sis
ReplyDeleteKeep going Rick. You are doing great. Don't stop. The most important thing is that you are aware and that awareness will help keep you on track and get you back when you side-step. xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow! You are rockin' it!
ReplyDeleteWow! I am in awe.
ReplyDeleteYou keep amazing me! You are right on course in a life-changing journey and I am impressed with your commitment. You have helped me start paying more attention to the things I should be doing. Thank-you.
ReplyDeleteHey! Where did you go?
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