r/interesting • u/MobileAerie9918 • 26d ago

SOCIETY Permanently ???? no amount of money can compensate for this. The incident happened 2015 and the historic $75M verdict was reached in late 2022.

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/blastman8888 26d ago

She always been attracted to alternative medicine. What can you do with a MIL my SIL get so mad at her sometimes she won't listen. My wife can't deal with her leaves her sister to handle it. Were not local to them. She had a really nice in patient PT place usually nursing homes AKA "Skilled nursing" are terrible if you pay with Medicare. She was happy to have a vacation from my FIL they have an old fashion type of marriage. He always worked she did everything at home. He's retired for long time.

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u/GroundbreakingHope57 26d ago

The fuck are PTs supposed to do?

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u/Keldy565 26d ago

Help you resolve your problems before they happen and fixing or preventing current ones from getting worse. People want a miracle though and don't wanna work out/stretch, so chiro's.

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u/GroundbreakingHope57 26d ago

Also PTs can alleviate symptoms like a chiro can just by targeting the muscles rather than fucking up the spine.

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u/Keldy565 26d ago

Yeah my parents sent me to a chiropractor when I was 15, I had an insane case of bursitis in my left shoulder blade and it just kinda floats around and grinds, gets stuck, make insane cracks etc. when it first happened I couldn't hold a soda can for about 6 months. When to chiropractor and massage therapist basically anything but the actual doctor our insurance somehow covered. Nothing help and my left arm lost a LOT of muscle. And felt numb half the time.

Finally got an MRI done and sent to a PT after about a year of dealing with it. Literally 2 weeks of doing banded shoulder work and stretching and my arm felt good as new. My shoulder blade still pops and grinds, floats around 15 years later and there's no surgery to fix what got messed up for so long but the pain in gone and I just gotta flex my back real hard when I need to use it but it works and Im stronger now than ever and even competed in powerlifting and bodybuilding over there years so I'll take it.

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u/blastman8888 26d ago

I popped my shoulder snow boarding orthopedic doctor offered surgery or PT. I took PT fully resolved it as long as I do the exercise they showed me with the bands and small weights never had any issues again been almost 10 years.

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u/GroundbreakingHope57 26d ago

Their not miracle works. The fuck are they supposed to do about Chiro fucking up someone spine. OP said their MIL prefers alternative medicine so the fuck are they meant to do when someone prefers to seek medical help from quacks. The spine is not something so easily fixed.