Tag Archive for: Super Bowl Webinar

Managing Pain

Quick: what’s the location of pain that’s experienced by most adults in the United States, regardless of age?

Pain afflicts everyone at one time or another, but the older we get, research shows that we’re more likely to experience chronic pain. That time you twisted your knee when you played a pick-up game of basketball? When you rolled your ankle playing tennis? That time you were rear-ended in a car? How about when you slipped and fell on the ice? You may have had pain then and recovered, but all of those things could have caused micro-tears in connective tissue and now the bill has become due.

In this webinar, I’m going to cover the most common forms of pain experienced by people of all ages. By the way, the most common type? It’s lower back pain. While the focus is going to be joints and extremities, the approach can be used with other forms of pain such as migraines and fibromyalgia.

The objective of this webinar is to give you a step-by-step approach on how to deal with chronic pain. The goal is that you can use it to help yourself in the future. Every known modality will be discussed.

The Managing Pain webinar will be held Sunday, February 25, at 3 p.m. Eastern Time. If you’re not available at that time, no worries. The replay will be available later that day and for the next six months. The cost of the webinar is $13.95; Member and Insider discounts apply.

There are many places you can be on a Sunday afternoon, but this is an opportunity to help yourself for years to come. Spend a little while with me and learn to change your life. Sign up today.

What are you prepared to do today?

        Dr. Chet

Super Bowl Webinar and a Slip on the Ice

Now that the snow has almost melted, I’ve taken to walking outside. When I walk, I think. On yesterday’s walk, I was thinking about the Super Bowl Webinar. Without warning, I slipped on a patch of ice and landed on my butt. In the annals of slipping and landing, it was perfect. Legs out, butt first, then elbows. Didn’t hurt a thing. I had no problem getting up and getting moving, but I think it knocked some sense into me.

Paula’s recovering from knee replacement very well, although she’s learned that having gone through one knee replacement doesn’t mean the second will be easy. The problem is that sitting at her desk for hours every day, creating and editing all the graphics and info in enough time to have it ready by February 11 doesn’t make sense for her recovery. Therefore, the Aging with a Vengeance: Managing Pain webinar will be held on February 25. Regardless of age, that’s the number one question I get asked. That’s the topic, so save the date. More information will follow.

What are you prepared to do today?

        Dr. Chet