Daniela’s Back for MASSIVE Full Body Cracks!

Welcome to the office Hi mama, Maria, welcome back. Thank you. Nice to see you. Hi Welcome back. Good to see ya Guess who's back guys? Daniella's back. With back problems. So cute. How you doing? Amazing. Am I though? Doing amazing? No. Yeah, exactly. You need work. I need work. You're back for how many days? Three days. I always come with the biggest challenge. I'm like, I'm gonna be back for three days. I want my back perfect. Is that a reality? No, it's not. So, it's been a couple years? Yeah. Two years? Three years. So, Daniella was one of our first patients, right? On social media. Yes. And Maria, mama's in the back over here. So iconic. And it's mama's birthday so let's wish Maria a happy birthday. She's in her twenties, finally. I'm telling you. And guys, leave a comment for Maria. Wish her a happy birthday, okay? Thank you. So I gotta get a little serious. We took new x-rays. And on the new x-rays, we show that the pelvis is a little bit off. And it's been three years. We said number one was the pelvis is slightly rotated more. The pelvis is also down a little bit more on the left side. We can look at her x-ray. And if we look at her x-ray, what we're seeing is this. We have this ASEX pelvis on the left side. However, you used to have a 6mm measured difference of the leg. It's 8. We need to get this up. I need to go do whatever I need to do to get it up in two days, okay? Two, three days. Fair enough? Okay. Now, we're looking at coccyx. We're looking at sacrum. Now, this is the other issue. Look at this here. And what we see here is this pubic bone on this left side is good. The right side is rotated out. And why that's important is this. Because it's contributing two things. It's contributing, one, to your short leg because, look, it's doing this. Yes, and you can see it so clearly here, like this. Yes, so it's tilting like this, but look. So, whatever happened, now, this is a PIIN. So, the actual listing of the pelvis is down and in. So, if I bring that up and out, what should it do to that? Make it a little bit better, right? So, we have listings on both sides. We obviously have to find it on you, on the patient. But I'm going to see if I can work on that, too, with you while you're here, okay? Alrighty. C1, left side, 20 points. That hurts so bad. What hurts? Like, that area hurts really, really bad. Upper neck? Yes, right there. Five points. T2, T3. Mhmm. Mama knows. Gotta listen to Mama. Yeah, actually, yes. I've been, that is true, actually. Thank God she mentioned it. I've been reading a lot, and I have this, like, reading space on my house. S4. And I'm like this, okay? When are we going to change this? Head down, please. Round your back. Good. Static palpation. The purpose of static palpation, we're looking for swelling, edema, point tenderness. As we start at the base, which, the base of the neck is C7. You can see right there. And you can see that the dip, we lose it right there. 7, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Her mid-back is compensation right now. We don't need to mess around with this. This is not the issue, though. It's no problema. Problema aquí, this is the result. Yes. If I do this, and we bring this up, mira. You see? So this has to come up, this has to come down. Do you think that's also why, because if you look at my waist right here, in front of me, you'll see that a side, it's kind of more dented, and the other one's more squarish. Correct. Okay. Mira. If you look here and here, right? This pelvis is higher. Okay. This pelvis is higher, this is a little bit lower. So if this comes like this, it becomes more even. Because one side is straight up, just dented in, and then the other one's just straight like a square. Okay. Let's work on the low. L5. S1. S2. Okay. S3. S4. S5. S3 more tender. S4 more tender. I'm going to be honest, all of them hurt. Okay. S5. No, that's okay. This I'm going to adjust, okay? Yes. I'm going to bring this out. Yeah, that kind of hurts. Okay. This is coccyx to S5. We have S3. Coccyx S5. S3. T3. C1. That's what I'm finding today. Now, I need to check the hip. Let's go on your back. Bring the leg up. Over. Around. Over. Around. Just the other side. Over. You hear that? Hold on. Oh, wow. Okay. Left knee. Oh, my God. That would hurt so bad. Not so bad. Right ankle. Left isn't so bad. We have bilateral tibia. We have right ankle. Now the fun part. Oh, my God. Okay. At this point, let's just, I don't know, just do everything. Let's go on your tummy, please. Okay. When I do the right side, it's stuck right there. Yes? Yes, that hurts. Okay. So, right pelvis, coccyx, pubic bone, we're going to do tomorrow. T3 and atlas. Stand up for me, and we're going to tune up all your extremities, and the last thing we'll do is your jaw. Let's talk about the jaw. Have a seat. We're not doing the jaw right now, right? No, I'm just going to slowly open up. Left side. All of it. Slowly open. So, her right side is the compensation. As she opens, close, slowly open, left side comes out first, right side compensates. So, the clicking of the jaw here is coming from her left side. We need to do the right and then the left. Okay. Doesn't matter the order. Are you ready? I'm so ready to be healed. Are you mentally prepared? Okay, let me get a game plan. Jokes aside. We're going to do right side down for the coccyx, left side down for the pelvis, and then we'll do the rest. Right side down, please. So, for coccyx, we're going to be right there. I'm going to set it up to esophagus. Home run. Oh my god, you should really consider becoming a chiropractor. Left side down. That was a home run. P-I-I-N. So, the SI joint here, we're going to bring it up and out. Just like that. Can I just pass out? Stand up, let's walk it out. Keep going. So, Mama, what I want you to notice, stop here. This, bring your belly button in and up. This is her posture. This over this. So, practice this, bringing this in and up. Now, turn this way. Practice bringing it in and up. When she does that, the shoulders are over the butt, or the upper body is above the foundation. Now, relax. At least she slouches back. Yeah. Face down. Slide down a little bit. Oh, wait. T-3. Oh my god. The shocking experience of hearing that bone crack inside of your brain is a lot. What does it feel like? It goes like... Are we doing my job? Nope, we're doing your neck. Uncross the legs, please. Caramba. Am I alive? Ow! Okay. Now the fun. I'm so scared. Come on. Shoulder. Shoulder, shoulder. Oh my god. Shoulder. Now, let's re-scope you. Oh my god, that neck situation. Is that a new girl? She's your new girl. Neck is clear. Did you see? T-3 is? The amount of bones that sounded. You had a lot of crunchy stuff going on today. So crunchy. Crunchy vibes. Look, mom. That's it? That's it. Sorry. On your back, let's do your knees. On your back. Sorry, on your tummy. The knees, both knees. You're going to help. What I'm going to do here is you're going to, when it's time to sit, not yet, you're going to hold her here. Not yet, though. I'll show you. Okay. Oh my god. I have to work it. I have to work the lateral capsule of my meniscus. If I don't do this, she's going to hold. 4, 3, 2, 1. Hold on to the table up top. Hold on. Right here. Hold on. Hold her here. Fuerte. Oh my god. I'm so scared. Like this. So it doesn't lift? You got her? A little more. Good. Other side. Hi. Is it okay, mom? I think so. I love the purple gowns. You like them? We got some new colors. Purple and blue. We're just trying to mix it up. Hello? I'm trying to. Oh my god. The way I have such a high pain tolerance. 3, 2, 1. Hold on to the table. You got her, mommy? Perfecto. I think so, yes. I'm so okay. Hello? Come on back over here, please. I thought that was you. I was like, where is she? All right. Let's bring her up. So brand new. New skeleton. How's my nose? Nose job. On your back on this side, please. Necesitas cirugia. You ready? I love this. Femur. Talus. Slide over. More of the back. Femur. Talus. Turn to either side. Can you take your socks off? I'm just scared. And for free? Hello? And for free? Oh my God. Hello? That was more than five fingers. On your back. I'm just checking. This is left to right. This is right to left. It's a little bit there. Are you sure? I'm pushing harder. A little bit. That was a long lasting nose job you gave me. Chin down. Deep breath in. And out. Slowly open. Left opens up first. Right compensates. We're going to do the right side today. Open all the way. I think I need to breathe. Open all the way. Open. Close halfway. Hold. Stop. Oh my God, John. I might cry. No, I feel it. No, it's okay. You okay? Five. Four. Three. Two. What in the manual are you doing? I'm breaking up scar tissue. Watch. Open. Open. Close. Open. Open. Close half. One more. Slowly. Open all the way. Open. Slowly close. One. That felt like an hour. This is to also break up scar tissue. Okay, so this is the real deal. When I would open my jaw before, I would do this and I would have to take a pause. I would go like this and that would be a pause and then I would be able to open it completely and on this side it felt so much. It's like a step. And now, one step. Amazing. Shoulder. Hand time. Stand up. Squeeze the hands. Squeeze. Lots of walking while you're here. Enjoy your time. Do lots of shopping. Yes. Spend lots of money. Birthday money. Who wants to see Mama's happy birthday crack? Me. She's the dramatic queen. Put it up there. Why don't you ask your peeps? If they want to see her get her birthday crack or not. Squeeze. And squeeze. You're all set. Questions. For today. We did a lot. Okay, so do you think that for me to keep feeling this way, like light, and for the treatment to last a long time, do I have to come constantly? Balance. For balance, you need a little bit of care. Our issue that we're having right now with traveling patients is this. It's very simple. And I have a lot of them. I have a lot of them that come from overseas or they just come from out of state or out of city. In her scenario, I would say at least once a year, twice a year. Okay. To come out for a little bit. Once a year is fine. You give me a few days, like you come in for three days once a year, you get your LA trip, you're good. If we find somebody that can do the same work for you over there, fantastic. Alright, I need a GONSA doc in Orlando. Please leave me a comment if anybody knows anybody, so Daniela can come see you on a regular basis a couple times, even if it's two, three, four times a year, just for tune-ups, right? And that's the other part of the package. Yes! Oh my god! Amazing seeing you again. I will see you tomorrow. God bless. Mama, happy birthday. Thank you. And if you want your happy birthday correct, I will do it for you next visit. You just have to let Shasha know. Thank you. Okay, God bless you.