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Re: O/T spinal decompression therapy


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Posted by NE IA Dave on January 12, 2007 at 17:59:03 from (12.206.8.41):

In Reply to: O/T spinal decompression therapy posted by evielboweviel on January 12, 2007 at 09:35:38:

I do not know what the table thing you asked about is, so can not comment.

I do however have a small table that you strap your anckles into and it lets you tip yourself upside down, or as upside down as you prefer. Kind of like a teder toder, It works great, just like physical exercise, I should do alot more.

The comments on surgery are no doubt very valid, but I have a brother that was told surgery would never help. The same week he priced wheel chairs a friend made the coment of what do you have to loose? He had the life changing surgery
He still walks hunch back at times--he says when he does he should be kicked as it is totaly a twenty year habit as he simply has no pain anymore. He now jumps out of spraying rigs, plays tennis, basicaly can do anything and no pain whatsoever. He did have a very expensive chair, like a fishing stool, then a soft bar (exactly like a crutch) came up under his arm pit to hold his weight. Another lever dropped the seat out and hung him by the arm pits. He has no regrets buying it as it did help a little.

My dad used to roll up a blacket as tight as possible, lay it on the floor, then lay face down over the blacket (under his belt buckle). I have used it often, does make a diferance.

I do not understand the L system as perhaps I should, but all of these pains in our family are lower back.


I feel for you, it is imposible for some one to explain back pain to another person that has never had one. It certianly makes me appreciate what good health I do have. Best of luck NE IA Dave


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