NIce Compliment March 2012

"Nice compliment.
After having some
big  setbacks and flare-ups in the last month I decided to go see Jerry Hesch
near  Las Vegas. I saw him over three days and he was full of information for
me. My  sacrum was completely stuck out of place by the time I got there which
was good  because he could see my full dysfunction; he saw me at my worst! He
evaluated me  from foot to head and corrected my pelvis/sacrum. I finally have a
name for my  dysfunction: “bi lateral inflare of the illia” and “ posterior
glide fixation of  the sacrum”.

He corrected it very gently and showed
my husband how to do  the correction. Jerry’s initial correction lasted five
days, including one day  of air travel, it has relapsed since, but because of
the training we received we  have been able to do the correction ourselves at
home. On our first attempt, we  weren’t quite getting it so Jerry walked my
husband thru it on the phone. I  can’t even tell you the relief I feel of
knowing what is wrong and being able to  correct it. None of those self
corrections were ever totally working before.  Even though I have had some good
local people help me before, my main problem  was never thoroughly diagnosed or
addressed.

Unfortunately, like a lot  of you in the group I am hyper
mobile all over so need to be careful. Jerry also  addressed some stuck joints
in my foot, shoulder and neck/sternum.

He  also did a lot of problem
solving around a strange twist in my torso that I get  when I lean forward. The
first day he just said “I don’t know” and the second  day he had me do all kinds
of things to figure out where the heck it was coming  from. It turns out my
right hip joint is much looser than the left and this is  causing the twist and
is also making my right leg appear longer and my right  illium higher in
standing. (Jerry, correct me if i am not explaining right.)  Jerry suggested I
see a hip specialist but in the meantime gave me an exercise  that may help it
along with some other simple strengthening exercises and tips  in doing daily
activities. He also suggested trying a heel lift in the left  shoe.

He
has a wealth of knowledge, but what is also impressive is that  he has a lot of
intellectual curiosity and great problem-solving skills. Instead  of fitting my
condition into his existing bag of tricks, he took the time to  analyze a
problem when he hits an unknown area or a sticking point. I would  highly
recommend him to anyone who doesn’t understand their dysfunction and  wants a
thorough evaluation from a thoughtful and analytical practitioner. The  best
part was that we never felt rushed like you do at a regular PT or doctor’s
  appointment. He is not a radiologist but also goes over your x-rays and MRI’s
  with you and examines them before you arrive. I am very glad I went and feel
  hopeful."