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I've been going to the chiropractor for almost three years. About every six months or so, he'll do an assessment, check height/weight/blood pressure/new spinal scans.

Since my first visit in October, 2012, I've lost 19 pounds. But that isn't the interesting part.

On my initial visit, I was 5'6" tall...had been that height for 30 years, since I was in high school. With the last two assessments, I've "grown" to 5'7" and as of yesterday, 5'7.5".

I suppose I've hit a mid-life "growth spurt". I guess I'm going to have to change my board name to "NotAsShortFatHokie" soon...

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He's keeping you "On the Hook", Get a second opinion......lookaround.gif

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You'll have to change your name now!

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I've been going to the chiropractor for almost three years. About every six months or so, he'll do an assessment, check height/weight/blood pressure/new spinal scans.

Since my first visit in October, 2012, I've lost 19 pounds. But that isn't the interesting part.

On my initial visit, I was 5'6" tall...had been that height for 30 years, since I was in high school. With the last two assessments, I've "grown" to 5'7" and as of yesterday, 5'7.5".

I suppose I've hit a mid-life "growth spurt". I guess I'm going to have to change my board name to "NotAsShortFatHokie" soon...

You growing out your hair like Fletch?

http://youtu.be/i7AUpGXLDdk

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Well done on losing weight. Probably better posture?!

I was 5'6" when I was 50 pounds lighter...LOL

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Is your chiropractor using the Crane method? Usually remove a lot of compression on the disks and allow for them to plump back up, making the patient 'grow'...

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So, you are saying going to the bone-cracker will make me taller??

I've been scared to so far, but DONE! I've always thought I was 5'7" until recently, and my son just surpassed me in height after measuring, he was 5'6.5"... I guess I've shrunk already

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