Bonzi Wells is many things, but shying away from boos from fans is probably not something he would be interested in. I am sure he would love to play against them again and the boos will probably make him play with even more of an edge than he already has. But it should be interesting to see if Artest follows up on his death threat though.
I think he sees the way the team is playing and wants to get back into the rotation before there isn't a spot for him. DD
I have two herniated discs and I've tried everything short of surgery to this point. I just found Patterson's number, I'm seriously thinking about giving this guy a call and making a trip to Waco. I have a feeling his fee is pretty high though, especially with all the pub he is getting right now.
Back problems may be traditional medicine's greatest failure. And it's not just my personal experience that supports that assessment; clinical research bears it out also. I don't understand why. MDs just wanted to do was provide me w/ painkillers. How exactly are you supposed to live and work? They introduced a therapy akin to the rack a fews years back to gently stretch the spine to realign it, but I don't believe that it's widely used. I had much more success with a chiropractor who explained to me (very logically and simply) the physiology and cure for what was occuring (it originated from my knee surgery). An inversion bench has also helped me cure and avoid back problems.
Exactly! But I think there is definitly a spot for him when he comes back! We can use all the help we can get!
I bet he was trained by Mr. Miaggi. I can just see him making Tmac admit why he needs to be on the court, and getting Bonzi to break down, before manually "close-a eye" and then slapping his hands together loudly and rubbing them together vigorously to generate the all healing heat.
I hope this guy is not a chiropractor. Does chiropractic relieve pain better than no treatment? Yes. Does chiropractic relieve pain better than massage? No. Can chiropractic prevent disease? No. Does chiropractic work the way its practitioners claim? No. Conclusion: manipulation of any kind provides short-term relief of neck and back pain. Chiropractic originated in 1895 with an accidental discovery by a grocer in Iowa. D.D. Palmer manipulated a lump in the spine of a worker and the man's hearing problem cleared up. From this one sample, Palmer concluded that the spine was the center of everything. Misalignments of the spine could, he figured, cause all kinds of diseases. Read this good description for the details. A question arose about why chiropractic was included in insurance plans. This was not always the case. A lobbying effort by chiropractors got laws changed so chiropractic COULD be covered by insurance. Chiropractic manipulation of the neck caused fatal strokes in 45-year-old Lana Dale Lewis in 1996, and 21-year-old Laurie Jean Mathiason in 1998. Reference: Skeptical Inquirer Vol. 28, No. 3, May/June 2004. Link Link Click on Adjusting the Joints All this info can be found here The entire field is base on BAD science.
Is this the guy? JOHN PATTERSON, BS’63, lives in Hewitt, Texas, a suburb of Waco, with wife Cara. He is a physical therapist and owns Body Mechanics in Waco. After teaching in public school systems for 8 years, he received his masters degree from Midwestern State University and worked as a psychologist for 7 years. He moved to Waco and worked for Texas Rehabilitation Commission as a counselor serving clients with mental and behavioral problems and became interested in physical rehabilitation. John went back to school and became certified in that area. He worked with Baylor athletic department for two years before starting his private practice and has worked with various athletic teams including the Atlanta Falcons. John and Cara have two daughters and four grandchildren, two four-year olds, a 7 month old and a three week old. He writes that "being a grandfather is more wonderful that I John Patterson Body Mechanics 7100 Old McGregor Rd Woodway, TX 76712 (254) 772-5766
I'm heading to the Rockets/Nuggets game this friday and I'm seriously considering making a sign that says something like, "John Patterson for President" or "John Patterson in '08". The man has just been a huge reason that the Rockets are where they are.
Hes most likely a DO (doctor of osteopathic medicine).. Waco is home to TCOM ..texas college of osteopathic medicine so i wouldnt be surprised if he was a DO...if anyone doesnt know wat a DO is..just do a google search of DO vs MD ...
I'm not really arguing for or against chiropractic in general, but I guarantee there have been more than 2 deaths in the past 10 years as a result of medical malpractice by an M.D. (just found this with a quick Google search) That just doesn't seem like a very compelling argument to debunk a whole field of therapy. And I also like the way that you may dismiss the results John Patterson has gotten in the event that you discover he's a chiropractor. That just kind of funny to me.
if macs back holds up and he fixes what ever is wrong with bonzi lets hire this guy....make him an offical rox employee
