With the arrival of the new group and the start of a new week, Mark is once again holding daily stretch classes in the chapel at 7:15 each morning. We started our day with his class, had breakfast at 8:00am, then lounged in our room until 10:30, when Tammy had her first treatment of this second program: a colonic! She is scheduled to have 4 colonics and 2 clay wraps this time around. She's also going to have 2 treatments with Rodney this week, looking at any structural or muscle problems he may be able to correct.
[In a disturbing development, I'll also be receiving 2 colonic treatments this week... definitely mixed feelings about these!]
In the afternoon, Gary had the HR Manager here, April, drive us the 1/2 hour into Noosa so Tammy could have a jaw x-ray taken at the hospital there. This is in preparation for our consult with Dr. Eric Davis, the renowned biological dentist in Brisbane whose work has been key to the recovery of several MS patients who've attended LVS in the past.
Here's what Dr. Davis will look at for our consult. Anyone willing to offer an amateur opinion? : )
On examining the x-ray ..i would maybe see if reversing the left bicuspid with the right canine would help in the chewing process, therefore food can be transferred from the canines to the premolars and finally to the molars for grinding, instead of directly from the canines to the molars.That would be my amateur opinion..check this out with Dr. Davis
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