There are times when the success stories come in like trains running on time. I know “the plural of anecdote is not data”, but after a while there are just too many anecdotes for the effects to be coincidence. It is beginning to look as if kidney stones and kidney stone pain need to be added to the “slam dunk” list. Enjoy!

HI Carol - I was going to drop you a line, but after reading the blog this morning I got around to it sooner. On Friday (8/14/09), the family and I were out to dinner. During dinner, my wife Jenni, couldn’t get comfortable. She’d been having pretty bad “ovulation pain” for about a day and it was lingering and was getting worse. This fact made me start to think something else was going on.  Jenni had a Kidney stone three years ago and was familiar with the signs and symptoms. By the end of dinner she wasn’t looking good. In the car her back pain was getting worse and going into her flank and she was feeling nauseous. She said, “Oh crap, I think I’m getting another kidney stone.” When she said that, I made a b-line for my office and got my Auto-care. We set her up on the kidney stone pain protocol. That protocol is about 45 minutes as you know. I checked on her every 5 minutes to see how her pain was. The first three times there was no change and I was starting to get nervous and was prepping for a trip to the E.R.  The fourth time I came in I asked her how it was going. In a voice that sounded like she had had two bottles of wine she said, “I think it’s taking the edge off.” The fifth check she was sound asleep. Who SLEEPS through a kidney stone?!  I ran the protocol three times before I fell asleep.

The next morning, Jenni said that she woke up about 3 A.M. and said she had a very painful urination ( I think this was the stone passing through the urethra) and then went back to sleep until about 7:30 and she has been fine all weekend.  Like I’ve said to you before, this stuff is nuts! Think about it. She passes a stone with NO DRUGS, NO RADIATION AND NO PAIN. If I were to tell this to the M.D.’s I work with they would just laugh at me. Just another day where it’s great to be us…

God Bless. See you in Chicago!

Brian R. Murer D.C.