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My first experience with chiropractic care occurred when I was around 13 years old, back in 1970. At the time, I was dealing with midback pain, as well as seemingly unrelated issues like sore throats and stiff necks. Thankfully, my mom suggested we visit a chiropractor after talking to my aunt. Despite initially hoping that my discomfort wasn't related to my activities, such as racing dirt bikes, I vividly remember my first chiropractic adjustment. The doctor explained that my symptoms were due to spinal misalignment and other factors. Surprisingly, after just a couple of months of regular adjustments, not only did my back pain diminish, but my sore throats and stiff necks also disappeared. This unexpected improvement piqued my curiosity about chiropractic and the human body's innate ability to heal itself.

During my teenage years in the early 1970s, I became fascinated with the human body's workings, especially after listening to a radio show featuring a doctor discussing health-related topics. Growing up in a challenging environment with abusive parents, the chiropractor I visited, Dr. Blessing, became more than just a healthcare provider—he became a mentor and role model. His guidance and support provided me with a sense of direction and confidence that I lacked at that time.

Despite the tumultuous circumstances, chiropractic care helped me both physically and emotionally. It provided me with clarity and purpose, helping me gain confidence and overcome my shyness and introverted nature. The adjustments not only alleviated physical discomfort but also contributed to my overall well-being, fostering a sense of self-assurance and empowerment.

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