We LOVE Skeletons over here

Happy Halloween from Fusion Chiropractic and Dr. Cynthia
.
.
.
#fusionchiro #fusionchiropractic #chiropractor #happyhalloween #halloween #nobonesaboutit #skeleton #skeletonarmy

Fusion Chiropractic and Dr. Cynthia Seebacher D.C. are not offering free medical advice. Any information in the links provided are the opinion of the writer of the article. If you have questions please contact my office at 404.838.8985 —

Sometimes life is simply tough. And it is hard to stay motivated and to keep a positive mindset. So in the first part of today’s post I’d like to share 83 of the most powerful quotes that will help you to keep your head up, reload your motivation and to keep going even through difficult […]

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThePositivityblog-PutSomePersonalDevelopmentAndPositivityIntoYourLife/~3/rQNxRnT3Fs8/

#ChiroCare #FusionChiropractic #YourHealthMatters

Fusion Chiropractic and Dr. Cynthia Seebacher D.C. are not offering free medical advice. Any information in the links provided are the opinion of the writer of the article. If you have questions please contact my office at 404.838.8985 —

hopelesspyromaniac asked:

Hey, I have a problem. I’m transgender and I used to bind my chest in some less-than-healthy ways. This caused severe chest pain and shortness of breath, that I still experience now even though I haven’t bound in years. I’ve seen a doctor about it, and went to the ER over it a year or two later, and I have another appointment scheduled in a couple months. So far, nobody has given me a way to treat it, or even a solid diagnosis. I’ve been told it looks similar to costochondritis but that’s it, nothing more specific. 

My questions are:

• How do I find a way to possibly get an actual diagnosis?
• If it’s actually not something we have a name for, how do I treat it?
• How do I convince myself it’s okay to call myself disabled even though I don’t have a diagnosis, not even a self-dx

Thank you!

Oh, that sounds very sucky, and doctors are really terrible about more niche chronic conditions. I’m so sorry you’re dealing with this!

I’m afraid I don’t have specific advice about this issue, but I’m hoping our readers do. Does anyone have experiences to share?

Some more general advice from my experience, under the cut:

• How do I find a way to possibly get an actual diagnosis?

• If you haven’t looked for doctors who specifically work with trans clients, that would be a good start.
• If you haven’t already done so, join some trans groups online and ask around. The best way to find your diagnosis when the doctors are sitting on their hands is to see what other patients have been diagnosed with.
• Check out our Dealing With Doctors tag for ideas and info on navigating this shitty system.
• If it’s actually not something we have a name for, how do I treat it?
• That’s a tricky one. Although you can’t get to what’s perhaps the core of the issue, you can still use band-aids. That might be things like painkillers, heat/ice… not sure what to do about the shortness of breath, but there may be general remedies out there. I think there’s some empowerment to be had when you make a point of listening to your body and learning what you can do for yourself.
• How do I convince myself it’s okay to call myself disabled even though I don’t have a diagnosis, not even a self-dx
• Get back to basics! What does the word disabled mean? It means something has caused you to be unable to do something. From a functional and linguistic perspective, it sounds like your condition has disabled you. So yes, of course you can use capital-D disabled!
• People go their whole lives with mystery, undiagnosed illnesses. They’re still disabled!
• Seriously, try not to let weird internet gatekeeping overshadow these really obvious truths. I know it’s really hard, and I’m definitely not shaming you for it.
• When in doubt, please refer to this goofy guide we made.

Source: https://blog.spoonieliving.com/post/666307865993216000

#ChiroCare #FusionChiropractic #YourHealthMatters

Not sure if massage is right for you? Here are a list of the benefits people look for when getting a massage. This is why they keep coming back…

-Stress Relief
-Improved Mood
-Better Sleep
-Headache Relief
-Reduced Muscle Tension
-Improved Balance
-Lowered Blood Pressure

There are so many more, but if you have been considering a massage, reach out to Dr. Cynthia to figure out what Massage and Chiro-Massage can do for you. 
.
.
.
#drcynthia #drcsee #painfree #painrelief #massage #massagetherapist #chiropractor #chiropractic #chiromassage #chronicpainsurvivor #fusionchiro #fusionchiropractic

Fusion Chiropractic and Dr. Cynthia Seebacher D.C. are not offering free medical advice. Any information in the links provided are the opinion of the writer of the article. If you have questions please contact my office at 404.838.8985 — Dosha-specific health issues and factors that aggravate them https://bit.ly/3nQQoJ5 #ChiroCare #FusionChiropractic #YourHealthMatters

Fusion Chiropractic and Dr. Cynthia Seebacher D.C. are not offering free medical advice. Any information in the links provided are the opinion of the writer of the article. If you have questions please contact my office at 404.838.8985 —

“Do not anticipate trouble or worry about what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight.” Benjamin Franklin One very common question I’ve gotten over the years goes something like this: “I always get nervous before a date/meeting/social gathering and that holds me back from being my true and best self and from doing and getting […]

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThePositivityblog-PutSomePersonalDevelopmentAndPositivityIntoYourLife/~3/IyvAYJMXWls/

#ChiroCare #FusionChiropractic #YourHealthMatters

Why is Dr. Cynthia such a talented expert?
Dr. Cynthia (Dr. Cynthia Seebacher, D.C.) has over 25 years of clinical experience working with patients who live with chronic pain.  She is a graduate of Life University and the College of Chiropractic.

In the 1990’s she was the Director of Expressive Therapy at both Brawner Psychiatric Hospital and Parkway Medical Center’s Behavioral Health Unit.

In 1999, Dr. Cynthia left the hospital system to become a licensed massage therapist in the hopes to reach chronic pain patients before reaching an inpatient hospital setting for pain management.  She has been a Chronic Pain Specialist ever since.

Now, a graduate of Life University and the College of Chiropractic, she continues to focus on patients with chronic pain, and has now included adolescent wellness to her practice.
.
.
.
#fusionchiro #fusionchiropractic #healthtip #healthyliving #chiropractor #painfree #chronicpainsurvivor #drcsee #drcynthia

Fusion Chiropractic and Dr. Cynthia Seebacher D.C. are not offering free medical advice. Any information in the links provided are the opinion of the writer of the article. If you have questions please contact my office at 404.838.8985 —

Today I’d like to share a collection of quotes about new beginnings. This one’s for you that wants to make a change in your life. Get a fresh start. Let go of something and move on to something better and more fulfilling. No matter if that’s at work, in your business, in a relationship or […]

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThePositivityblog-PutSomePersonalDevelopmentAndPositivityIntoYourLife/~3/vOb7J7x1v4E/

#ChiroCare #FusionChiropractic #YourHealthMatters

Health Tip!

Did you know your gut health is super important to your whole body health? Here are some foods that help keep your gut happy…

-Yogurt
-Apples
-Dark Chocolate
-Garlic
-Chickpeas
-Green Tea
-Ginger
-Rosemary

How many of these are regularly in your diet?
.
.
.
#fusionchiro #fusionchiropractic #healthtip #healthyliving #chiropractor #painfree #chronicpainsurvivor #drcsee #drcynthia #guthealth #healthygut

Let’s talk about EDS and Chiropractic. 
Some of the most common symptoms of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) include chronic joint pain, ligament laxity/hypermobility, dislocations and subluxations, fatigue, skin fragility, dysautonomia, and gastrointestinal issues.

Chiropractic can be a crucial part of an EDS patient’s pain and symptom management. Dr. Cynthia has been working with many EDS patients over her experience and truly cares to make sure that these patients are able to have a treatment plan that works AND doesn’t cause more pain or over adjust the unstable joints. 
.
.
.
#fusionchiro #fusionchiropractic #eds #ehlersdanlossyndrom #heds #hypermobility #chiropractic #painmanagement #symptommanagement #painfree #chronicpainsurvivor