Success with Children

Veronica 5 months old

Veronica began seeing Dr. Cardinal at 5 months old due to acid reflux. Veronica was throwing up after every meal, approximately 10 times per day. While Veronica was still gaining weight and thriving normally, her mom was getting frustrated because she had to frequently change her clothes through out the day. After the first adjustment her mom noticed a dramatic difference in Veronica, in that she did not throw up the whole rest of the day. After 2 treatments, Veronica's mom still notices decreased vomiting.

Genevieve 3 1/2 months old

Genevieve began seeing Dr. Cardinal due to an inability to breast feed on both sides. Her mom and Dr. Cardinal noticed that her posture seemed off. Genevieve was always looking towards her left and slightly upwards. After 1 treatment Genevieve's posture improved and she began feeding on both sides.

Marcus 9 years old

Marcus began seeing Dr. Cardinal after being involved in a motor vehicle accident. Marcus was complaining of neck pain, headaches, and low back pain. Upon radiographic analysis, Dr. Cardinal noticed that Marcus had lost the normal curve in his neck due to the accident. After 6 short weeks of care, Dr. Cardinal was not only able to relieve his symptoms, she was also able to restore the normal curve back to Marcus's neck. 

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Garrett 2 years old

Garrett began seeing Dr. Cardinal when his teacher told his mom that he was not hearing well. Garrett's mom took him to the pediatrician and he noticed that Garrett had water in his ears. Garrett's pediatrician recommended surgery to put tubes in his ears. After 2 treatments with Dr. Cardinal, Garrett's mom took him back to the pediatrcian where he noticed the water was gone. Garrett no longer needed to have surgery!!

Kelsey 16 years old

Kelsey began seeing Dr. Cardinal for migraine headaches. Kelsey was getting migraines several times per week and even had to miss school on several occasions. Now Kelsey only gets migraines 1 to 3 times per year, at most. Kelsey is now 18 years old and will be attending college in the Fall of 2008.