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At first he was sore
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This is a story with a happy ending..

A dog (called Cheech) was partially paralyzed.

He was first seen on with difficulty moving-  his back was very sore.

X-Rays revealed a wedged Vertebrae- suggestive
of a prolapsed disc.

He had no neurological deficits- meaning all tests for his reflexes were normal.

He was sent home with an anti-inflammatory, instructions for rest and massage of the sore area.

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Paralyzed
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BUT..he deteriorated.

In fact he became partially paralyzed.

So when I saw him the next day, he could NOT stand.

He had delayed reflexes- he Knuckled on his right and left rear legs.

His spine was being compressed by the prolapsing
disc, resulting in partial paralysis.

He could NOT urinate on his own.


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WHAT to do?
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At this point you start to think about surgery-
a referral back surgery.

His owner wanted to try a few conservative things first.

1. A urinary catheter, so he could pass urine and NOT damage his bladder.

2. An injectable anti-inflammatory/pain reliever. I gave him an injection of something similar he had the previous day.

3. Acupressure.- He was an ideal case to try this out on.

I performed 4 acupressure treatments.

I made contact over the sore point ( L5-L6)
the lower lumbar spine, just in front of the
start of the pelvis- and 2 additional acupressure
points:

GV4, and GV20- The same points that I teach
in the Acupressure Video.

It's at http://www.theonlinevet.com

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And what happened to Cheech?
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Up and WALKING the next day.

He urinated on his own.

Yes he is still stiff and painful, but
the Knuckling was GONE.

IN fact he went home with one VERY elated
owner yesterday- and I gave his owner specifics
on how to perform Acupressure at home.

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Did this happen because of Acupressure?
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Maybe- or maybe not.

But that is the FASTEST recovery from a
spinal injury that I have ever seen.

And I have seen many in 15 years.

Will I use Acupressure again?

Ah YES

and if you would like to see HOW to do it
go here:

http://www.theonlinevet.com

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P.S. This is a very simple, and EASY to learn
healing technique- Yet VERY powerful. To get Step by Step easy to follow instructions, go here:

http://www.theonlinevet.com