He said it could be from posture and pinching a nerve or something. He knew a Chiro office that was life changing for him. But get this, the Chiro doesn’t accept insurance and it’s $75 for every 15 minutes you are with him. The first visit takes at least an hour to analyze you.

I decided to look up online what it could be. Turns out it was strain from staring at a monitor all day. I turned the backlight down and changed the color to more yellow. I also downloaded an app that controls the screen for 20 seconds every 20 minutes and forces me to be mindful and focus elsewhere. No more pain.

  • @NineMileTowerOP
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    182 days ago

    It seemed fly-by-night and janky in there. I should report his ass.

    • @Blue_Morpho
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      232 days ago

      It is particularly absurd that he’d recommend a chiropractor for eyesight. The optic nerves don’t go through the spine.

      Do you have a Costco nearby?

      • @NineMileTowerOP
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        32 days ago

        I don’t think Costco near me actually has optometrists. They are opticians, but not eye doctors. I usually just get my glasses from Zenni or EyeBuyDirect, although their prices lately seem to match Costco. As far as contacts, I usually go through my old eye doctor, but I moved and need a new source.

        • @Blue_Morpho
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          22 days ago

          Most Costcos have an optometrist separate from their opticians.

    • @[email protected]
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      52 days ago

      You really should.

      In your specific case you managed to navigate the situation and develop your own therapy.

      Imagine if someone had a more complex or serious issue and he referred them to a chiropractor.