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Red cherry feared it may have an internal stone, therefore decided on a short course of acupuncture to alleviate the symptoms.
Cherry was very optimistic acupuncture was the ideal treatment for painful stones.
It had read in an newspaper article about a cherry having a big painful operation and the only pain relief administered was a few acupuncture needles, afterwards this cherry reported it had a totally pain free experience.
I myself have tried acupuncture treatment for a back problem, and after six half hour sessions o felt much improvement.
"Shake my tree"
I'm little cherry,
full of fruity love,
if you really want me,
then give my tree a shove.
The end.
Original poetry
by: Sean.
Love & Peace everyone!
Was walking around and took this shot in the Garment District.
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I had some heavy stuff go down in 2014 it was not the best year for me but that was the year I discovered acupuncture and I swear by it, it got me through a lot of things and it was some of the most amazing doctors I was actually living in Gainesville Florida where they had a school for it so I got all my acupuncture done by students but it’s cool that I got to be part of their process and they got to be part of mine 7/2/15
Jess X. Snow & Gavriel Cutipa-Zorn, 2019, exterior, Providence Community Acupuncture, Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island, USA, mural
Nikon FM3A, Nikkor 35mm f2 AF D, Ilford Delta 400 Professional @ISO 320, 15.5 minutes in Perceptol 1+1.
A Doctor of Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine takes the pulse of a patient.
The look of trust on the old man's face and the attentive nature of the physician made a nice image for me. Note the ubiquitous jar of green tea on the desk.
(Olympus OM1 35mm film camera, Jian Ye TCM Hospital, Mochou Road, Nanjing, PRC 1991)
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For some reason he got pretty restless and moved around a lot. Dr Susanna had already finished examining him and was satisfied with his progress.
She didn't recommend another course of five acupuncture sessions although she did suggest that most of her clientele opted to send their pets for the occasional maintenance acupuncture, like once every two months if necessary.
There were eight needles stuck into Joey's skin but since he moved around a lot in the bottom half of the pet carrier, at least three needles had been dislodged.
I do hope that Joey's well being remains as it is or improves. Although finding a parking spot is easy at the Asia Paws Veterinary Clinic, it takes 25 minutes on the road to get there with the fastest flowing traffic along the way.
For Joey who hates car journeys, 25 minutes seem to be an eternity for the poor tabby. 😼