October 11, 2008

  • My Dehydrated Horse

    I go to the chiropractor twice a month because of an old back injury.  I tell my chiropractor that he is my safety net.  Because of those visits, I am willing to take risks that otherwise I would never try.  My husband also goes–40 years of construction work has taken its toll–though not as faithfully as I do.  Over the years we have developed a friendship with our chiropractor, and he jokes with me about Nick and how he waits until he is in pain to come in. 

    So yesterday I went for my regular appointment.  He told me that if Nick was a horse, he would be dehydrated.  I said, “What!?!”   His response: “You can take a horses to water, but you can’t make him drink. I think he is one of the most stubborn men I have ever met. Don’t get me wrong,” he said. “I think he is a great guy.  Just really stubborn.” 

    Don’t I know it!

Comments (5)

  • Hahahaha! Your chiropractor sure knows how to crack a joke.

  • I’ve been considering seeing a chiropractor – someone said that the knee problems might be related to a compressed nerve in my back.  Can a chiropractor see that with xrays or do I need to go have another MRI?

  • @gandywhite - 

    @gandywhite - 

    My experience is that they can often see what they need from the xrays. Check with your chiropractor and see what he says.

  • A stubborn man???  Is there any other kind??  lol

    Our grandson will be a full-fledged chiropractor in about another 1 1/2 yrs..  I always tease him that I am going to come live with him—-just so I can get free chiropractic care.  Of course, he plans on opening his practice in southern California, which is another good reason to live with him!!  I could be WARM!

  • @mimiwi - 

    Very good! I think you are right. I honestly can’t remember any man I’ve know of any age who wasn’t stubborn. Nick stands out even in that crowd though. It was a man who said this about him.

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