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“I was almost finished with the fence I was
building when I bent down to lift one of the 4 by 4’s. When I straightened
up, I felt a sharp, excruciating jolt in my lower back. I immediately
dropped the board and fell to my knees. Eventually, I managed to rise to a
crouch and begin a long, painful journey upstairs to my bedroom. When I
finally made it into my bed, I was able to find a lying position where the
pain was tolerable. I remained in this position for about a half hour when
I began feeling another urgent sensation – the need to urinate. Much to my
dismay, I could not sit up without knife-like back pain. Finally, I
managed to roll over on my stomach and inch down off the end of the bed
with movements that reminded me of a caterpillar. On my knees now at the
foot of the bed, with my upper torso still resting on the bed, I found
that this new position was not a solution; in fact, I had increased the
threshold of pain, through which I would have to go, in order to stand up.
With nature demanding my immediate attention elsewhere, I had no choice
but to lift up through the back pain and crouch into the bathroom. The
pain was so bad when I made the upward move that I remember seeing a flash
before my eyes. When my wife returned home, she called our doctor and he
prescribed several prescription painkillers and muscle relaxers. After two
days on the medication, I was only marginally better. It was then that I
called a friend from whom I had heard about The Healing Codes. Skeptical
though I was about an unconventional treatment, I was also beginning to
despair. My friend arranged a conference call during which Dr. Loyd gave
me three exercises along with advice on how to use them. After one day, my
pain had subsided dramatically (I had quit taking the medication because
it wasn’t working). After three days it was gone almost completely (I only
had a minor “crick-in-the-neck” type feeling) and I finished the back yard
project. Since then I have not had a relapse and have continued to lead a
normal active life.”
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