by The Chiropractor's Wife | Sep 9, 2020 | Foundational Health, Nutrition, supplements, The Chiropractor's Wife
Did y’all know that pretty much anyone can make their own supplements, label them as whatever they want, and sell them to whoever will buy them? It’s actually pretty nuts, especially when you’re an average joe like me who is trusting the...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Aug 26, 2020 | Foundational Health, nutrition, supplements, The Chiropractor's Wife
When we were engaged, my apartment in Dallas was very close to the office where The Chiropractor was working as a nutritionist. Since I could never meet him for lunch, I gave him a key to my apartment so that he could grab some food or cook something if he...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Aug 12, 2020 | chiropractic care, Foundational Health, frozen shoulder, The Chiropractor's Wife
April of 2018 was a rough rough time. We had a death in the family, I had a bad flu, and then I became acquainted with “frozen shoulder.” Prior to this I had never heard that phrase or diagnosis. I still don’t completely understand it, but this is what happened to...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Jul 29, 2020 | camping, Foundational Health, hammocks, The Chiropractor's Wife
When we suddenly found ourselves with regular 3 day weekends (thanks to the excitement of 2020), we made it a priority to get out into nature more. The state of Georgia has an elaborate state park system and we’ve been on a mini-crusade to see as much of it as...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Jul 15, 2020 | Foundational Health, The Chiropractor's Wife
I love Stone Mountain (Georgia). If you’re not familiar with it, it’s a giant rock outcropping just east of Atlanta that kind of seems like the landing spot of a huge meteor millions of years ago. But it’s actually a huge “mountain” of granite that formed from within...
I'm a BYU music ed grad who went on to become a pediatric music therapist in Texas, where I met and married my chiropractor husband (with a whole lot happening in between). While I can barely differentiate between an occiput and a sacrum and really have no business being on a chiropractic website, I can tell you that everything you read here will be based on my real life experience of being married to Brandt. From endless discussions about gut health to encouragement to try barefoot running to his own fast lasting five days--it's a great, kind of weird, life--and one I wouldn't trade for anything.