Was, like, her whole body paralyzed?

Legs.

And it affected, like, her bladder, you know, urinary, I mean, everything.

Pain down there.

She couldn't even wear, like, shoes.

I mean, it was just really bad.

And she was perfectly normal before it happened.

Can you explain the difference? Because I think a lot of us are stuck in survival mode.

Can you talk about what that is?

Sure.

So I'm a chiropractor by trade.

So I went to chiropractic school, goodness, almost 30 years ago.

And it's so surreal now my son is in chiropractic school.

It's really cool.

But they taught us these wonderful things of how the nervous system works and how it's so important to keep the brain connected to the body.

they go in there and provide hey this is happening we don't know how to get the brain to speak to these cells is that the process or what does it look like

and

a lot of hours and a lot of time.

And most practitioners are comfortable and they don't wanna change.

So I thought I knew the right things, but I wasn't getting the results I wanted.

And so I heard about this technique around 2007 or eight, and this guy, his name's Dr. George Gonzalez, his wife was normal, 28 years old, around 1998, 1999, went to see a massage therapist and the massage therapist stretched her back, she felt a pop.

And the next day, within that day, she was paralyzed.

And so they had no kids.

Is that the process or what does it look like?