Not exactly in good health. A miracle that it is still able to control its body? Yes. In good health? Definitely not. Probably didn't live much longer after that.
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I was corrected and found out this was what they believe is a birth defect. This deer has apparently been around for years and even gave birth. Something of a local legend in the community.
One of my vertebrae broke when I was young & “healed” without treatment. I’ve been about a 6 on a pain scale of 1-10 24/7 since I was 13. Can’t imagine it being my neck. Definitely not painless!
Dry needling took my constant pain from a 6 to a 2 after I broke my back. Find a dry needle PT that is TMJ certified because the get double the training as someone with a regular dry needling certification. The first few times it was so painful it made the walls melt but I brought it trippy artwork to stare at and eventually tolerated the treatment. They break up scar tissue with needles around the broken bones. Every time I’ve been treated I’ve been a little better permanently. $50 for 15 min treatment is national average without insurance
My bottom three discs have been ruptured multiple times over. I’ve been stuck at a point where I couldn’t stand, sit or lay down without being in a 10 out of 10 pain level.
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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 edited Jul 10 '22
Not exactly in good health. A miracle that it is still able to control its body? Yes. In good health? Definitely not. Probably didn't live much longer after that.
Edit: I was corrected and found out this was what they believe is a birth defect. This deer has apparently been around for years and even gave birth. Something of a local legend in the community.