"My name is Amy Pringle. I’m 52 years old, an Episcopal priest, and an avid practitioner of Tai Chi. About six months ago, I bought a Groupon for a massage – I was intrigued that it was to be a massage which specifically addressed chronic pain. While I don’t have any debilitating issues, I have some level of pain and tightness in my lower back most of the time. So I thought I’d give it a try, figuring that even if it didn’t help, I’d get a cheap massage out of the deal.
I had a wonderful massage, by one of the other people in her office, and Dr. Rofahga herself gave me a thorough assessment of my back issues. I agreed to come back for a treatment by Dr. Rofahga herself.
I’m going to sound like a late-night TV commercial here, but I swear it’s true: that treatment fixed not only my lower back, but pretty much every area of my body that was acting up – and Dr. Rofahga did it without ever manipulating a single bone. She treated the nerves instead (nothing invasive or electrical) and basically reactivated whole segments of my nervous system that had become compromised.
I left feeling lighter, straighter, and better than I had in a while. And when I got to Tai Chi class later that day, I felt my energy flowing much more freely and fluidly than it ever had before. The difference was so dramatic that tears came to my eyes – such a quick change, after so many years of practice!
That first time was the strongest response; subsequent treatments haven’t made such a huge and clear difference. But I think it’s because a lot of the effects of the treatments stay in the body, so the gap to be closed grows smaller each time. I still get some pain in my lower back sometimes – but it has never again been anywhere near the strength of my initial pain; it’s more like the normal situational soreness that I experienced in my younger years.
I’m not much of a medical expert, so I can’t tell you the finer points of how or why Dr. Rofahga’s treatment works. All I know is that it does work, it makes a clear difference, and it greatly reduces my stiffness and pain. I’ve become somewhat of an evangelist for Dr. Rofahga now, sending all my aching middle-aged friends her way. 'Just go see her,' I say. 'I promise, she’ll help you.'"