Physio or Chiro?

[EJM]

Hi, only just saw this thread, and wondered how the massage went... was it with Leah Palmer-Johnstone? I am hoping to do her mums & bubs yoga... I have never done yoga before, but it sounds like fun. I just have to get into gear and phone to enquire. Little babies take up so much time!

On the chiro note, I went to a chiro (Rogers clinic on Mary Street), and I kicked myself that I hadnt been going earlier in my pregnancy like my midwife had told me!

They also have the belly bag there, and see a lot of pregnant woman, and children. I have already taken Byron to see Mel. Evan or Mel would be great to see. They also do kinesiology to help with emotional aspects of your body and pregnancy. I slept better after my first visit.

My pelvis was rotated slightly which is the main reason I went, and my labour was great, had Byron at home with no complications!

Posting this has reminded me to make another appointment!

Hope your back is feeling better

[ll80]

hiya EJM,

Yep Leah Palmer Johnstone, she's great.
I've been thinking I might do the yoga bub classes once bubs comes along as well.
She's one busy lady a little hard to get a hold of but worth it.

I'll keep the chiro in mind in case it flares up again, at the moment I am having a couple good days and a couple bad days, depends on if I do too much or too little, either can set it off.

[BellyBelly]

In the order I would choose:

1. Osteo 2. Chiro 3. Physio

Again someone who specialises in pregnancy or is at least experienced in it. The gun is called an activator