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daughters health: spine, pains

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  1. Perhaps one of you can steer me in the right direction, I dont know where to look;

    My 25 years old daughter in Washington State, a young beautiful student, struggling, always
    struggling because of health and finances: She is almost always in pain, esp with her back.

    Two days ago she called me in a frightful panic, with horrid paind, and nobody available to drive
    her to doctor. Finally the neighbour came home and called the ambulance: she was on the floor, pain
    had been so enormous since night before, her chest was hurting, she could not breathe and felt her
    spine was on fire. Ambulance took all sorts of tests and told her her body and symptoms were those
    of an old person. In the hospital they gave her painkillers, told her perhaps she had a bloodcloth
    in her lungs and sent her home... (her 6 year old daughter all along at her side). The next days she
    slept and slept and her back and chest felt terribly bruised. I just talked to her again (I live
    back in europe, she in the west of the states) and she related her situation like this: Feels like a
    hotflash, then hurts like it is on fire, the the chest hurts, like a heartburn but it is the entire
    chest. Tailbone throbs. The next day she feels all bruised. Her spine feels like a rubber band and
    has no strength, she needs pillows to support herself.

    Recently, finally having minimum state healthcare, Xrays were taken by state health Dr: he said all
    was fine. The chiropractitioner then took Xrays, he says: 7 dislocated vertabrae, tailbone broken,
    hips out of place. She has a long history of stomach pains, thinking finally last year that that
    could possible be endometriosis. Her diet is minimal... having been a complete veggan for several
    years during pregancy and several years after.... And as a young teenager, the schoolcop hit her to
    the ground on three different occasions, she thinks her back problems are directly related to this.
    She is living from day to day, money and health wise, she often cant work because of the pains,
    making her money problems even more precarious.

    Does anyone have ideas, suggestions about her healthissues?

    Thanks for your time Jopie concerned mother in Europe

  2. Dear Jopie:

    It sounds to me like your daughter has a large amount of medical issues, far too extreme for me to
    even suggest a single treatment, because it sounds like she has several issues going on at the
    same time.

    Her inability to work plus her enormous pain may be resolved using a homeopathic method of treatment---
    she is already seeing a chiropractor, perhaps this is a way for her to become "well" and earn some
    money at the same time! Please look at my website!

    www.snowcountrywellness.com

    Maybe this is an option for her?

    Regards,

    Murray A.W. Hudon, R.N. "Jopie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Perhaps one of you can steer me in the right direction, I dont know where


    to

    Quoted message said:

    look;

    My 25 years old daughter in Washington State, a young beautiful student, struggling, always
    struggling because of health and finances: She is almost always in pain, esp with her back.

    Two days ago she called me in a frightful panic, with horrid paind, and nobody available to drive
    her to doctor. Finally the neighbour came home


    and

    Quoted message said:

    called the ambulance: she was on the floor, pain had been so enormous


    since

    Quoted message said:

    night before, her chest was hurting, she could not breathe and felt her spine was on fire.
    Ambulance took all sorts of tests and told her her body and symptoms were those of an old person.
    In the hospital they gave her painkillers, told


    her

    Quoted message said:

    perhaps she had a bloodcloth in her lungs and sent her home... (her 6 year old daughter all along
    at her side). The next days she slept and slept and her back and chest felt terribly bruised. I
    just talked to her again (I live back in europe, she in the west of the states) and she related
    her situation like this: Feels like a hotflash, then hurts like it is on fire, the the chest
    hurts, like a heartburn but it is the entire chest. Tailbone throbs. The next day she feels all
    bruised. Her spine feels like a rubber band and has no strength, she needs pillows


    to

    Quoted message said:

    support herself.

    Recently, finally having minimum state healthcare, Xrays were taken by


    state

    Quoted message said:

    health Dr: he said all was fine. The chiropractitioner then took Xrays, he says: 7 dislocated
    vertabrae, tailbone broken, hips out of place. She has a long history of stomach pains, thinking
    finally last year that that could possible be endometriosis. Her diet is minimal... having been a
    complete veggan for several years during pregancy and several years after.... And as a young
    teenager, the schoolcop hit her to the ground on three different occasions, she thinks her back
    problems are directly related to this. She is living from day to day, money and health wise, she
    often cant work because of the pains, making her money problems even more precarious.

    Does anyone have ideas, suggestions about her healthissues?

    Thanks for your time Jopie concerned mother in Europe

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    And as a young teenager, the schoolcop hit her to the ground on three different occasions, she
    thinks her back problems are directly related

    Yeah, and cops wonder why they're hated/mistrusted by a lot of people! Cops really did earn their
    nickname "pig". There are some good law enforcement people, but I never met any, however.

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  4. "Justin" <nog> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    And as a young teenager, the schoolcop hit her to the ground on three different occasions, she
    thinks her back problems are directly related

    Yeah, and cops wonder why they're hated/mistrusted by a lot of people! Cops really did earn their
    nickname "pig". There are some good law enforcement people, but I never met any, however.

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    Too bad. I run into good ones everyday.

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    Too bad. I run into good ones everyday.

    I am squeaky clean as far as the law goes and never really tangled with a cop before, but a few
    years back, I was at work and a cop stopped in to check out some prices on some products we had --
    not an official purchase for the police; it was personal for the cop. He had on his uniform, and I
    jokingly said in a jovial manner: "I hope you're on your break, or else you should get back out
    there and fight crime." He wasn't too thrilled and copped an attitude and said "it's none of your
    goddamn business if I am on my break." As a person who pays 30 percent of their income for taxes and
    who helps pay for his excellent salary/benefits, I took offense and told him it was my business as a
    taxpayer. He did the whole "get your manager routine" and tried to make a stink over it. That's
    about the only run in I've had with a cop.

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  6. "Justin" <nog> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Too bad. I run into good ones everyday.

    I am squeaky clean as far as the law goes and never really tangled with a cop before, but a few
    years back, I was at work and a cop stopped in to check out some prices on some products we had --
    not an official purchase for the police; it was personal for the cop. He had on his uniform, and I
    jokingly said in a jovial manner: "I hope you're on your break, or else


    you

    Quoted message said:

    should get back out there and fight crime." He wasn't too thrilled and copped an attitude and said
    "it's none of your goddamn business if I am on my break." As a person who pays 30 percent of their
    income for taxes and who helps pay for his excellent salary/benefits, I took offense and told him
    it was my business as a taxpayer. He did the whole "get your manager routine" and tried to make a
    stink over it. That's about the only run in I've had with a cop.


    You must live in a city. Sometimes folks just have a bad hair day. And some of them should seek
    other work. But, still, most I have met seem ok.

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