I moved to Georgia in July of 1998. I became sick almost immediately with “allergic rhinitis” and within weeks my allergies increased and a I became sick with sinus infection after sinus infection. My first few years in Georgia were a miserable a series of trips to the doctor for sinus infections, and increasingly for bronchitis. I was literally on a cycle of antibiotics, well, sick, repeat. This went on and finally I saw an allergist in 2000. After 5 years of shots, the birth of 2 children, I was sicker than before. Long story short, I was in a depressing, exhausting cycle of sickness, and now had 2 children who needed me, and I often felt too sick to take care of them. During this period, I was on antibiotics so often, that I then had numerous allergic reactions to the antibiotics that were supposed to be making me well!
In August of 2007, I attended Dr. Debby’s street fair, at the recommendation of my neighbor. Shortly thereafter, I nervously ventured into the office for a visit with Dr. Debby for a nagging pain in my shoulder. My family had always been very pro-orthopedics, anti-chiropractic, and so it was a tough decision for me to make, but, probably one of the best of my life! I was worried about it all – the finances, the adjustments themselves, the impact of it, etc. But, I am glad to report I am the healthiest I have been since moving to Georgia. I have not been on antibiotics once since April of 2007, and I have successfully fought off numerous sinus infections with adjustments and my neti pot. I feel happier and healthier than anytime in the past 10 years and my allergies are virtually non-existent and I have been able to reduce my allergy meds considerably. I feel like I can be the mom I want to be. My back feels better than it has in years, and I have better posture with ease. Not to mention that the office and Dr. Debby are so uplifting and friendly that I look forward to their friendly smiling faces
Beth Morris
