“The left side of my neck, my left shoulder and my left arm were all very painful, and I’m not proud to say it, but I wasn’t very nice at home or to my co-workers at that time,” Hugh confesses. “My wife was the first one to point that out to me. She said I was almost like a different person.

“It was because my neck, shoulder and arm were hurting so bad that I had to hold my arm up. At that time, I could not raise my arm up over my head. I couldn’t turn my head, so if I was driving and needed to change lanes, I had to turn my whole body to look.”

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“It made doing everything difficult. I have grandkids and they’re young toddlers. They’re very active and love to play with their granddad, but that was very difficult. Exercising was difficult, too. My wife and I enjoy a good walk early in the day, but I couldn’t go at the pace I like to. And if I ever did yardwork or tried to play golf, I suffered for hours afterward.”
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"I would say that after the fourth or fifth treatment, I wasn’t feeling any more pain, which was quite a relief because the bulging disc I had was a real doozie," Carolyn says. “I was in a lot of pain, but now I feel great again, and I’m back to doing all the things I like to do."

"It was hard to walk or to bend," Tom recalls. "It cut down on a lot of the things I normally did, like walking a lot and playing with the grandkids. I didn't feel good about that because I've always been active and was used to playing with them. They'd ask, Granddaddy, do you want to come out here and play with us? And I'd have to say, Oh, not today. Granddaddy can't do it."

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"I’m fortunate that I don’t have to work for the money anymore,” says Carolyn, 77. “I do it more for the challenge now and because I really do love to work. I especially like administrative work. That’s what I’ve always seemed to gravitate to."

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