Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Hi Sunil!
Thanks very much for sharing this article. Do you happen to know if people with SIJD and PN also have neurological symptoms in the lower extremities?
I studied the manual adjustments portion of the paper and noticed I've had the very same techniques applied to me by various PT's and chiropractors throughout the years.
My adjustments never held and WISH I could do those home exercises! I"m always happy to hear when these therapies work for someone! Thank you for sharing.
Kindest of regards,
Karyn

Thank you, Sunil!

Thank you very much, Sunil, for taking the time to ask Peter. I wonder how much hope there is for us who's SIJ is damaged and unable to hold adjustments?

sunil wrote:Things have got better for me but it was quite painful at times and I could not walk properly, especially when the PT in Canberra did his best to totally mistreat me and cause so much pain.

I'm so very glad you've found someone much more knowledgeable for your treatments! I'm also very happy that you're being treated with the dignity and respect you deserve.
Best,
Karyn

Thank you for your encouragement, Sunil. Your words mean a lot to me and I'll continue fighting for a better quality of life, along with everyone else!
Looking back, I do agree with you about the accomplishments you've acheived to date. You are truly an impressive and inspirational person, Sunil!
Kind regards,
Karyn

OK Sunil, I got this posted on the publications page now. Thanks,

Violet