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A Pork a Pine, Pain from Naruto, or even that Pinhead dude from the Hellraiser series is what comes into My mostly bizzare mind when I think Acupuncture. Needle-ess to say, this was my first, of a series to come, experience with this type of practice.
I really did not know what to expect and penetrating my skin with sharp pointy objects would Not be on top of my list of things to do when in pain, but luckily Dr Maritza Macy-Mcrae assured me that the procedure would be instead and ironically "comforting."
In this Coronapocalypse World, it still boggles my mind how some places choose and manage their social distancing procedures, but Dr M was extremely thorough with her temp checks while donning on a full suit of infiltrating "bio medical" armor. I appreciate the extra mile she goes for clients while sacrificing her own time and comfort. I cannot imagine having to take off and put back the suit when needed.
I was fortunate to be introduced to multiple procedures in addition to the apparently not so scary needles such as cupping and graftng. The whole session was surprisingly relaxing and even the finishing touches with the Capsacian Lotion (Thank You Dr for enriching my vocab lol) put my stress at ease.
The office was very clean and sanitized and the procedure took about 30 minutes. Dr M was very accommodating, pleasantly conversational, and professional. I was even humbled when I discovered she had changed her own personal health schedule so it wouldnt conflict with mine. She has a lot of experience especially for Veterans and knowledge of the VA systems. I was actually impressed with her knowledge and how up to date she was with it!
Needle ess to say, Highly recommend her for pain support or if you're new to it/shy/skeptical! Thank you for having my "Back!"
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