Taking a Stab at Acupuncture
'Member when I was too scared to try acupuncture?
But you all reassured me it would be okay?
Well, you can read about whether or not I survived in my latest article: Taking a Stab at Acupuncture.
Happy 2008!
posted by Jenny at 6:50 PM
11 Comments:
Great article Jenny.
Jenny the brave! I'm so proud of you!
9:06 AM
Great article Jenny! I believe in using both eastern and western medicines depending on the situation. Managing your own health care is the key!
10:07 AM
thanks for the yoga thoughts...i incorporated yoga into my routine last year and it has made a good difference.
i just read the broken car entry....blah!
10:27 AM
YES. Great article, Jenny! I tried acupuncture a few years ago, and I loved it. The acupuncturist moved, and I was so sad but too ambivalent to find a new one! You motivated me to try again!
Happy New Year!
1:10 PM
Wow - a concussion? That is something else!!! I am praying all this work produces a little one for you!
4:45 PM
Thanks Sandi...a little one would be nice!
4:46 PM
That was great Jenny. I keep thinking I will try it, too. My back "issues". I just need to make the time.
Happy New Year to you!
:)
3:46 PM
Great article! Not enough can be made about moving Qi!
10:33 AM
This was a great article. I have always been interested in trying it, but a bit chicken myself. I appreciate knowing more about it.
Happy New Year!
1:25 AM
That was interesting, Jenny! I've never had acupuncture, but supposedly there's a lot of people who swear by it. I really hope your reason for doing it works out for you. :)
10:09 PM
Anyone who's been jabbed accidently by a needle sewing or using a safety pin knows the apprehension of using acupuncture. Thanks for describing the flexibility and ultra-thinness of the needles they use. I'd be on pins and needles (pun intended ;) ) about it. I feel a little better knowing more about your experience. And Qi sounds so interesting.
1:55 PM
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