Fourth marijuana conviction gets Slidell man life in prison

towermonkey wrote: No. Sounds a little out there. Does it work?

Hey TM! Yes, I have tried it, but for nothing as serious as your back (how's it doing BTW? Did you get that Back2Life contraption?). I had it done on the knee (actually, the surrounding muscles and ligaments that attach to the knee that I'd messed up trying to compensate for the pain and rehab it myself for 10 months instead of going to PT) that I'd hyper-extended 10 months after tearing the ligament underneath the patella. It worked wonders relaxing the muscles so I could get them stretched back out to proper lengths and finally bend my knee completely again (and walk down stairs without wincing in pain) in conjunction with the PT/massages (I doubt the accupuncture would've worked as a stand-alone). My PT guy is the one who did the accupuncture so he knew exactly which muscles to target - one of 'em was so tight that when it finally spasmed and let go (the needles make your muscles go into overdrive trying to contract and when they exhaust their energy stores, they are forced to relax), I teared up. I'd do it all over again though.

If you can make it down to the city, and your insurance covers them, go to Atlas Physical Therapy and ask for Alex Lanton - 303-832-3700. They're at 17th and Marion a little east of downtown, very professional, and were always on time. [url=http://www.atlasptco.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;]http://www.atlasptco.com[/url]