By Dr. Emilie, Downtown Chiropractor
We like to think of healing as something that happens instantaneously. We make one change and we’ll immediately start seeing results. Anyone who’s ever worked out once and didn’t come out with a six pack right away understands that concept pretty well!
We also like to think that healing is something that continually improves. But the reality of the situation is that it may very well get worse before it gets better. And even if it starts to get better, it doesn’t mean you won’t also have bad days.
That can be tricky for people to understand, but it’s important to understand that just because you aren’t *feeling* better doesn’t mean you aren’t *doing* better. Obviously it’s important that you eventually feel better, but it isn’t always a straightforward situation.
We wanted to encourage you this new year to always strive to improve and move forward, but understand this concept. We’re happy we’re on your team and we’re moving forward together ?
As always, make sure you ask your healthcare practitioner any questions you might have regarding your specific care. They’ll know best how to answer.
