The Chiropractor’s Wife
This is a blog about my learning curve on functional medicine and natural health, plus some of the enlightening (and slightly strange) adventures I’ve had with my chiropractor. Enjoy!
–Shannon
Experiences from a Newbie
Our Favorite Newbie Does the 21-Day Cleanse. Kim now runs the front desk at Foundation Chiropractic and shares some of her experiences.
The Chiropractor Does Halloween
See one of the many reasons I love The Chiropractor… and Happy Halloween!
Healthcare Sharing Ministries vs Traditional Insurance
My surprising experience with a healthcare sharing ministry versus my former employer-based insurance
Trampolines
Have you heard it said that chiropractors and/or orthopedic docs discourage the use of trampolines due to the frequency of related injuries? Or if anything, that they encourage a trampoline that has an enclosed net? In theory this decreases the likelihood of having...
Bok Choy for Breakfast
Find out how bok choy for breakfast changed my life and how it ties in to our dramatic love story…
The Confusing World of Supplements
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 recommendations of others...
The Chiropractor’s Love Language
What our relationship has to do with calcium and magnesium…
Frozen Shoulder
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 me
My First Over-Nighter in a Hammock
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 we can.
Stone Mountain
The Chiropractor and I have made many trips to Stone Mountain, Georgia together, but more frequently I’ve gone up and down the mountainside solo. A couple of years ago I decided I wanted to do some training for an upcoming trip, too.