Andover MN Chiropractor Says
Care to Share

I would like to share a story with you in Andover MN. It's a story that has almost a fairytale ending. In fact, it's my own chiropractic story…

Sports Injury

During a leg workout in 2005, I was attempting to do a fairly heavy squat. I loaded the weight onto my back and began my set. The first couple reps went fine. Then disaster struck. Something popped in my lower back and I went down in excruciating pain. Now, I'd like to say this was the first time that had happened, but it wasn't. In my years of lifting I had experienced a number of lower back injuries. I just figured it was genetic since my parents both had a lifetime of back issues.

I spent the next week lying in bed with horrific pain. I went to the sports medicine doc, and received the typical advice: ice, rest, pain killers, and muscle relaxers. After another week of lying in bed with no improvement, a girl from my gym referred me to a chiropractor. Not only did the pain vanish, but I started to notice better sleep, more energy, and increased strength. Chiropractic had completely changed my quality of life, and I loved it! I quit my job and went back to school so that I could share this chiropractic thing with so many others.

Healing From Chiropractic in Andover MN

Do you know who I consider the hero in this story? It wasn't me or the chiropractor. It was the girl. She cared so much about my well-being that she suggested I try something a little unconventional. I had never even heard the word "chiropractic" before. And that one little suggestion changed my life.

So I encourage you to do three things:

1. Thank the person who cared enough about you and your well-being to refer you to chiropractic. I did. In fact, I married her!
2. Share your chiropractic experience with others. That simple act could make a huge impact on their lives. You could also grab a "Can Chiropractic Help?" card from the front desk if they're interested in having their spine checked.
3. Encourage your family, friends, coworkers, neighbors, Facebook friends, etc. to attend the upcoming Cancer Prevention Seminar.

This one is open to the public. It's the last chance to see it. They can register ahead of time on our website at www.elcmn.com. This seminar has potential to save lives!