When things don’t add up and we look a little deeper at the root cause, we can see how the body can THRIVE!
Theo was born 6 weeks early. Theo sat in the birth canal for close to 33 hours before I could start pushing. His high bilirubin levels kept him in the NICU for 8 days. He had digestive problems, hated to sleep, and was very fussy. Around the time he was 3 months old, he developed torticollis. We were lucky not to need PT for him, and thought the problem was solved.
Fast forward 6 years, Theo had been diagnosed with Asthma and sinusitis, still had poor sleep habits and struggled controlling his emotions/behaviors. He also never “caught up” on his height. Everything we tried to help only worked for so long. Oils, inhalers, fever reducers, Meds, and changes to his diet. Nothing was long lasting. We had to change his asthma plan over and over as it never felt under control. He always ended up right back where we started.
When he started his care at PFC, things started to work in our favor. When he would get sick, it wouldn’t hang on as long. He had some improvement with controlling his asthma and sinusitis. When I started reading about the insight scans, I saw just how many struggles I really had in my pregnancy & labor, and how many “issue” boxes we could check off with him. (Hint: it was all of them.)
Theo’s first scan showed us a stressed out nervous system. I could see many different ways that his body was fighting itself. After talking with Dr. Scott, we took on a new care plan for him. Since July, We have seen HUGE success in his health. He has not needed to use his rescue inhaler. Not even after swimming for 3 hours! He had only been sick once since then (during his detox timeframe.) He doesn’t have his dry nose spray. He no longer has issues falling asleep or staying asleep. Digestive issues are gone, and he is trying new foods again. AND he grew an inch and a half in just 3 months!
“I would encourage you to ask questions if there is more you are wanting out of your care. Or if you see your child falling into the categories of concern. I’m so glad that I did. I feel that the puzzle is falling together, and he is living more days as his best self.”