 1. Why are your rates so reasonable?
I want to make my treatment available to anyone who is
prepared to put in the effort and determination required to succeed on my
Combination Approach. Many people with Fibromyalgia, through no fault of
their own, have not been able to work for some time and finances can already
be tight.
I suffered with Fibromyaliga for over twenty years,
with all the frustrations, problems and hardships associated with it. I find
it very satisfying to be able to improve the quality of life of so many
people who would otherwise, most probably, continue to get more and more
symptoms and problems.
2. Why do other Fibromyalgia sites say there is no
cure for the condition, yet you are offering a treatment which seems to be
getting excellent results?
I believe that 'Fibromyalgia' has several components.
One of the roots of the problem being Reactive Hypoglycaemia, which most
sufferers are not even aware that they have. By controlling this condition
with the diet I recommend, some other components of Fibromyalgia can be more
easily treated with hands-on physiotherapy techniques and simple exercises.
3. What if I live a long way away?
You must be able to come to Derby at least twice for me
to help you. I cannot give you advice just over email or on the telephone,
because I need to be able to physically assess your condition first. I can
offer double-day appointments for people who are travelling a long way (and
patients have come from as far as Northern Ireland, Scotland, Cyprus and Madrid)
- perhaps you could travel up on the first day, have a half-day treatment
session, stay locally overnight, then have another half-day treatment
session on the second day before travelling back. This would really get you
started on my treatment if you are not able to return for several weeks.
4. How many treatment sessions will I need?
This will vary from patient to patient. Some need only
two or three, others several sessions. In-between sessions I offer
mentor-type support and advice via email or telephone.
5. Are you really the only Physiotherapist and
Nutritional Advisor in the country?
Yes, as far as I know. I studied for a diploma in
Clinical Nutrition originally to find out the theory behind the way I had
managed to treat my own Fibromyalgia. It has since proved invaluable when I
am recommending the diet and other important nutritional advice to my
patients. |
