Getting stuck with pins.

Turns out the guy I went to see today wasn’t a chiropractor/acupunturist, but just an acupuncturist. Fortunately, it’s worked for me so far. I still have aches in my back, but I don’t have shooting pains that keep me from bending, etc.

There were some weird things I noticed. They use disposable needles now to avoid contamination. His office was in an “old” hotel that wasn’t so old. The offices have card-lock doors, newer carpet, and non-operating bathtubs. The sink for the bathroom is outside in the main room. And it’s hard to get in unless you go to the “lobby.” Plus, he may not have been wearing gloves when he poked me with the pins. I’m not sure, since my back was to him while he was doing the poking.

But right now my back is feeling much better than it has felt all this past week. I’d recommend seeing him. Shinichi Moriyama in Portland.

4 thoughts on “Getting stuck with pins.”

  1. I am looking for an good acpuncturist, but could not find anything for Shinichi Moriyama on Switchboard, Yahoo, or Dexonline, except the chance to buy an unlisted home phone. Any additional info you could provide will be appreciated.

    How much did he charge? Do you think he fised the problem or just relieved the pain?

    If you still need something fixed and need a great chiropractor, I highly recommend Brian Nelson. His number is (503) 775-5850 and he is at 6647 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland, OR 97206. I don’t believe he is terribly convenient for you, but I think he is worth the drive. I lived in the Seattle area for 15 years and had a chiropractor so good, people came from around the country to see him (he also did not have a yellow pages listing, as he didn’t need it). Anyway, when I moved back to Portland, it took 6 years to find a local chiropractor that I thought was good enough.

    I really enjoy reading your blog – thanks for taking the time to do it.

  2. I posted a comment back in November. Revisiting here I noticed the website I recommended didnt show up thus making my comment sort of nonsensical – not that there’s anything wrong with that. http://www.hacofune.com

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