When a friend of mine suggested I visit Dr. Kojis, I had been experiencing excruciating headaches, neck and back pain every day for months. I would say that on a scale of 1-10, my low back pain was a 9 and my neck, upper back, and shoulder pain was about a 7. I had been taking epidural shots in my lower back and very strong pain pills to try and lessen my discomfort, but my underlying pain was still there and was making it hard to do my daily activities.
I was somewhat skeptical that Dr. Kojis would be able to help me at all, and I had seen a chiropractor before and couldn’t take all the cracking. But my friend told me that Dr. Kojis had a different style that didn’t hurt at all, so I agreed to go to one of the Tuesday night classes at the office. I guess after that I decided I didn’t have anything to lose by giving it a try. I began visiting Dr. Kojis three times a week, and my overall pain was reduced to about a 2 on a 1 to 10 scale.
Today, which is about 4 months after I started, I don’t need to take my epidural shots or strong medication. Now I come in once a week for a “tune-up” visit that keeps me feeling good. My pain no longer rules my life activities; I can travel comfortably and play more golf, and I’m just a much happier person to be around.
My advice to other people considering coming in to see Dr. Kojis would be to just try it! I recommend him to other people, and tell them that they should just give this treatment the opportunity to work for them. I can’t see that you have anything to lose if you’re in pain... other than the pain
-- Lois V., Converted Skeptic
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I was somewhat skeptical that Dr. Kojis would be able to help me at all, and I had seen a chiropractor before and couldn’t take all the cracking. But my friend told me that Dr. Kojis had a different style that didn’t hurt at all, so I agreed to go to one of the Tuesday night classes at the office. I guess after that I decided I didn’t have anything to lose by giving it a try. I began visiting Dr. Kojis three times a week, and my overall pain was reduced to about a 2 on a 1 to 10 scale.
Today, which is about 4 months after I started, I don’t need to take my epidural shots or strong medication. Now I come in once a week for a “tune-up” visit that keeps me feeling good. My pain no longer rules my life activities; I can travel comfortably and play more golf, and I’m just a much happier person to be around.
My advice to other people considering coming in to see Dr. Kojis would be to just try it! I recommend him to other people, and tell them that they should just give this treatment the opportunity to work for them. I can’t see that you have anything to lose if you’re in pain... other than the pain
-- Lois V., Converted Skeptic
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