Man Hasn’t Moved His NECK in 15 YEARS!

Man Hasn’t Moved His NECK in 15 YEARS by Dr Joseph Cipriano DC.
He’s had 2 traumas that were the culprit of his inability of neck movement. The first was falling a very tall swing and the second was a heavy container that fell directly on his head! Both accidents severely compressed his spine even forming a severe hyper kyphosis in his thoracic spine! His neck has been crunched up and will not move at all. I had to do some intense chiropractic adjustments and painful soft tissue therapy to help regain motion in his neck and shoulders!
www.YstrapDoc.com
Tampa
Atlanta
Greenville

[@DrJosephCipriano]

If you'd like to help, his Venmo is: account.venmo.com/u/chasetennessee PayPal: @Chasekitts1

[@tcsadt]

Dude is now 4” taller

[@maureenstasi7718]

If I can help ill try. But things are really rough for me. After being hit by a drunk driver in 2001 I was declared permanently disabled and only live on disability. Which im sure you know isn't much at all. But I will help with a little when I get my money

[@verorosales2227]

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[@LQOTW]

@@verorosales2227 ??????????????? Is your cat posting on your behalf?

[@devinmartin7626]

Can you recommend anyone in New Orleans who can do adjustments like this.

[@robertmcveigh3653]

His pain threshold is insane. This man is a warrior.

[@heidiquayle5054]

It is amazing the level of pain you will allow if you think it will help.

[@airworthysnow5963]

@@heidiquayle5054 those snaps actually don't really hurt, it feels good, he even said it himself

[@DigitalPiece]

@@heidiquayle5054 Yeah it's clearly painful!

[@davids4063]

@@airworthysnow5963 the snaps do feel good... but the deep tissue massage and the means of loosening up the muscles is intense and painful

[@MYTOYMAKERZ]

@@airworthysnow5963 - The snaps might not hurt but believe me everything else does like the soft tissue and nerves. The snapping you refer to is air moving around the joints and vertebra. I tried having it done but the pain was to terrible afterwards. Thanks

[@kimthompson5096]

I never watch stuff like this. I don't even know why I did but I'm glad I did. This man is amazing. I don't know how he suffered to hit all this time with that much pain and immobility but doc. He's a good guy. I could just tell. Keep helping him. Thank you very much for his sake

[@sirjuju4766]

You're a SOLDER brother. I'am currently and have been suffering from terrible neck, shoulder and back stiffness as well. I truly hope the treatments work for you sir.

[@ccruz3028]

I need more updates on this guy's treatment. Great work Doc!!

[@DivineMizE]

This guy is a very trusting soul

[@mcgoda10]

Doc unleashed the fury on this poor man's back

[@mariorawlings8094]

😂😂😂🤣

[@sundragon1976]

Man I wish I could see you! I get a 10-15 minute appointment… it’s definitely better than nothing, but it’s not extensive like this!!!!

[@sammijane]

I really hope this lovely man, Chase, knows that he is the kind of guy I wish I had as family or a close friend. I couldn’t help thinking that my life would be so much better if I had him as an uncle or something lol! He’s the kind of person I wish I had around even just so I could take him out for lunch or just do nice things for him when I could because he seems like such a kind, gentle guy that never expects anything but deserves everything. The smile and the laugh despite everything… I hope he sees this just to know what an impact he’s had.

[@Rpx3144]

Your an angel doc, Thank you for being a healer🖤💎🏁

[@angelandrews4486]

Please keep us updated I feel so bad for him

[@loveyourselfplease6842]

I hope to see this guy in more videos, I'd love to see his progress

[@dougfornili5969]

I doubt you will… because there won’t be any progress

[@loveyourselfplease6842]

@@dougfornili5969 well that's not very nice, anything is possible. My neck & back were really messed up from an accident, guy t-boned my car hitting my door going 35-40 mph. I couldn't bend forward very far, turn my neck more than a few inches on one side, my left shoulder was stiff & had reduced range of motion along with chronic headaches & body pain. Within the first month my headaches decreased & I could move my shoulder & neck more. After 8 months of therapy & I had full range of motion in my neck & shoulder, headaches were no longer an issue, flexibility returned & the chronic pain I had was pretty much gone. This happened when I was 22 & I'm now 40, I would probably be wheelchair bound had I not gone to a chiropractor

[@TheMouseRalph]

23:17 “Fatality”

[@smcferran1]

as much as i love your show,, this guy is an absolute legend,, i know he in pain, but what brave guy,,, so funny too

[@TheSetGKal]

i wanna see more videos of you getting this guy right!!!!! great video been watching for years and this is my first time commenting

[@humblelion1175]

Yes , he needs it ...I would like to see this guy normal again

[@nealfox1976]

I can't even imagine what it would be like not being able to move neck for 12 years. I hope we get to see future adjustments on this guy.

[@paulaeasther4388]

I agree with you! This poor guy was in so much pain!! You can just tell how happy he was just to be able to move!

[@L_____E_______IT]

Thank God for Cipriano. This man can’t turn his head! Let the muscles and ligaments relax, get some more movement in that neck and he’ll be a new man!!!! More videos with this man plz!!!

[@jenniferbarton8708]

Me too!

[@deoxi3207]

Dude's an absolute unit. He took all that pain head on and still stood tall.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I know right

[@UltimateD755]

@@DrJosephCiprianoI think you should add neck masssge to relax his muscles

[@Stonewall2]

@@UltimateD755when did you get your doctorate?

[@UltimateD755]

@@Stonewall2 massage therapist 2 years ago 😁

[@khalfani125]

Something about this guy makes you want to give a him a hug! He seems so gentle yet warrior-like... because I would've been crying in the fetal position after the FIRST crack LOL. He's clearly suffered for a while - I hope he regains all of his motion... good job Doc Cipriano!

[@WitchyBooo]

I felt the same way. This guy is a sweetheart!

[@RetiredMegatron]

THIS! Poor dude! how does he sleep? after that ystrap i just wanted to hug the dude. He was shaking and everything.

[@marionhamshaw1856]

What a lovely man.

[@ar-sithf.austin3744]

Definitely got to be a fine line between the pain and discomfort he normally suffers and this procedure being a release. Like eating super hot peppers and the pain and inflammation it can cause but also help treat releasing endorphins. I can only imagine.

[@ChillToMusic87]

11:25 18:17 18:31 19:07 19:29 22:08 22:10 22:51 23:01 23:22 23:28 23:33 23:41 23:46 24:01 24:42 24:56 25:11 25:51 26:03 27:56 28:16 28:32 31:32 31:44 37:23 39:01This guy loves a Pshhhoooo!!!! 😂

[@IchliebeHunde58]

You can tell this guy is so tired of being stiff that he is willing to go through whatever is needed to get some movement back and I hope the best for him

[@VioletJoy]

100

[@Low-C-Laura]

Can we get an update on this guy? He’s so likable, I’m going to be checking back in hopes of following his recovery. If the patient is reading this, buddy, I wish you all the best!

[@JoeCanon17]

Post update link here please- future awesome person.

[@chitterman]

I agree this is one patient I would love to know how he is doing. It sounded like great deal of pain in his voice, fallowing a huge moment you can see pure release

[@stefanhurd7028]

Following

[@ThingsYouMightLike]

Same

[@emeraldmasta7752]

hes a gigachad

[@courtneyshelton7492]

I love this patient so humble and real, down to earth and simple. You can tell he’s honest and just looking for some real help, and he’s thankful for what help he got with this visit so excited to see how much you’ll help him going further! Love love love this Video!

[@aterryadg]

Yes!!

[@Sweetlove322]

Yes absolutely and you can tell the ones that truly need it

[@Hashirama_Sinju]

absolutely right. he looks like if you meet him you would be good friends. so humble, simple but with big heart

[@daviongordon9314]

Facts ✌️

[@919eastside]

Dr. Cipriano is very nice and professional. Definitely cares about his patients. I had my appointment right after him.and he definitely sounded very happy with his results.I knew the doc did a good job.The Y-Strap is a game changer. It relieved so much stress for me personally. But for this guy I know he’s going to get much better with more visits definitely. Keep up the good work doctor.

[@Theylovebillion]

Did you get yours on video?

[@marvelaturraz5405]

To watch this humble man go through all this and never complain or anything like that... I feel privileged, honestly. And I think I'm a better person after seeing this. Please keep helping him, Doc.

[@ar-sithf.austin3744]

Man has got a serious pain tolerance. That device digging into his shoulders I think would make some folks pass smooth out. That and the head pulling looked INTENSE.

[@MichaelAllen-po4eo]

Like a fuckin Spartan.

[@tbmike23]

Recognize the look and mannerisms of someone living with intense pain. He's hyper alert and animated. Could see his ribs didn't move in the slightest when he was deep breathing. He's been tensed and braced against it for 15 years. Poor guy deserves to be able to relax and get a good night's sleep for a change.

[@travisvanalst4698]

Humans are belly breathers. If you breathe from the chest it means something is wrong.

[@lavjamsoflocamp]

And turn his head

[@connormarsh2535]

I also noticed his belly breathing. I came to the comments to se if anyone else did.

[@wadeepperson6906]

Rib pain is a nightmare

[@buddhabelly7961]

This guy is a real patient. Not a pretty-for-clicks patient. Good job doc.

[@marcusautrand33]

He’s not a doctor. That’s offensive to people that go to medical school.

[@drewarnett3180]

​@@marcusautrand33 do you know what a doctorate is?

[@leeevertt2728]

@@drewarnett3180 do you know that calling all medical professionals as “doctor” is misleading?

[@ez-haul3097]

@@leeevertt2728 you don't have to go to school for 15 years to become an chiropractor

[@doubleddbeat3418]

@@marcusautrand33 man its like an optometrist or a dentist, they have a diploma that make them doctor. There is M.D and PHD. My god mother is a doctor in botanic, do you think she insult M.D, by being called doctor. She went to university, then a master then a doctorate. My bet is you too ignorant to know basic levels of education...... Just good too rant on internet

[@godblessamericamyhomesweet1094]

The level of trust this man had to have is beyond my understanding. His spirit and hope have not been broken, even after years of suffering. What a miracle. Thank you for sharing your gift with the world.

[@RiCH_926]

He was at that point where he didn't have anything else to lose

[@byranlum]

It’s not a miracle. Is human knowledge pass through generations to the state we currently are in. Nothing miraculous about it.

[@hamburgerhamburgerv2]

@@byranlum mhm

[@tbtnr9851]

After being through so much pain i guess you have less fear of getting adjusted than someone who isn’t in pain lol

[@Chaddilaculus]

I’m in a similar situation, though nowhere even close to as bad; multiple neck and back injuries throughout my childhood. Like this fellow, I do everything I can to get some relief - chiro, RMT, yoga, and osteo. Yes it hurts, but the everyday discomfort outweighs any kind of short-term pain. I can say first hand that when you’re in that kind of pain all the time, you develop a very high pain tolerance. I sincerely hope this gentleman gets all the help he needs and all the relief he deserves!

[@stevenworld3364]

I am a veteran of Chiropractic and Thairopractic, that session was about as intense as I've ever seen. He's fortunate to have found you.

[@snoopcrippkin1347]

What is thairopractic

[@jake4194]

Are you saying you were a chiropractor or a patient?

[@DiaNne31]

Lying bot

[@stevenworld3364]

@@snoopcrippkin1347 Thai traditional healers.

[@aubreyg8067]

Thairopractic is intense yoga stretching that is done in pairs from what I understand. The other person helps you stretch more than you would be able to if you just stretched alone.

[@debbieking3575]

Boy did you beat the shit out of him. I love that you are not afraid to do what's needed for your patients JC. You are amazing. This guy really needed that and look at his bright face at the end. From pain to relief. He's such a sweetie too.

[@davecrupel2817]

Even more amazing is that his patients are willing to put themselves through this, for the relief on the other side! Some seriously brave & tough clientele he has!

[@dingdong8473]

That was BRUTAL! I hope for the very best for the patient, seems like a genuinely humble person (rare breed) and the excitement/relief/happiness he showed at the end of the video is infectious! Would love to see the progression as would many others in the comment section!

[@Patrickmarc2423]

I know isn’t that cool

[@alicialuna4386]

His eyes so innocent 😇

[@steari]

Sweet guy. I was in pain along with him lol

[@narutoblakk8627]

The desire for relief is greater than the pain itself. I wish I could see dr.cip 😔

[@MarvelousSpirit]

I so deeply want the best for this man. He seems so kind and genuine. Seeing the relief in his face as the session went on was amazing. It is obviously going to be a journey for him but wow I’m so glad he found his way to you.

[@ryanlucas3907]

I can't believe how much pain this guy has dealt with for 15 years. What a trooper man, I really hope you can get some healing.

[@KristianDabeski]

Yeah he came like a robot, everything so locked and stiff

[@clawzx1195]

@@KristianDabeski it’s sad but not nearly as sad as it is inspiring and genuinely wholesome

[@NYLI11]

Yea it’s so sad. I just hope he sees a doctor and not just a chiropractor. He needs way more than just a table going up and down while applying pressure. This will def not heal him.

[@dougshellusn]

As a soon to be retired and disabled vet, I can say from the bottom of my heart, neck/back pain is so difficult to deal with because of the depression and social exclusion it can cause. There aren't many things you can do that don't involve your neck or back and the pain is near constant. To all my fellow service members, don't ever tell the doctor you are "doing okay" simply because you are at a 4 instead of an 8 (good day vs bad day). You should be at a 0-1

[@morganbarnes8593]

Going through this as we speak coming back from a deployment. I have noticed that the demobilization case managers don't really give two shots unless you say your pain is a 9 or 10...and now I am going to be stuck on post for a few more months because of that. Part of me wants to say that I am just fine so I can leave next week and go see my wife and the baby..

[@dougshellusn]

@@morganbarnes8593 that could be the biggest mistake of your life. Don't ever give the military/VA an excuse to deny an otherwise valid claim

[@uubish]

Is this called “military neck”? It seems a lot of veterans have this similar issue.

[@dougshellusn]

@@uubish military neck has nothing to do with service

[@zahemi914]

I wish you all the best for your retirement. A new chapter of your life and do enjoy life to the fullest. Always keep positive mind to stay healthy..

[@prod_by_walker808]

Slowly watching this guy's face light up in pure relief is so heartwarming. What an awesome job from the Doc. So damn caring but intense for his patients benefit.

[@alfrednewman4496]

You see what you want to see. A true believer.

[@RogueFamilySmithers]

I know exactly how this man feels. I stood up under a truck on a lift and hit the rear differential and compacted my neck really badly like 8 yrs ago. I had a bad experience with a chiropractor being taken there as a child not needing it and developed major back issues soon after that. Using a yoga mat and log I was able to get my C1 to actually release and pop just recently and it was the pop I desperately needed. After watching this I do believe chiropractic medicine has evolved a ton in 30 yrs.

[@justins.966]

Thats awesome

[@edubogota1]

Getting you C1 popped back in its place must be a huge relief, congrats man, happy for you!

[@alfrednewman4496]

Yeah... They have a magic table and found a way to show the mark the clicker and still be taken seriously. It's massage. Massage feels good. You can't "adjust" the spine. Evolved eh? These videos won you over and you personally know they are quacks. Sigh.....

[@garglemuh2813]

​​@@alfrednewman4496 you are literally not making sense. Try speaking in normal sentences instead of just shitting out your brain.

[@joeb4142]

@@alfrednewman4496Why are you here? Just to troll?

[@blaakrose]

You're changing the world 1 person at a time. So great to see you help people like this guy who has a seriously bad back and neck.

[@abbybonilla4511]

Wish we had more chiros like him and Beau Hightower across the US not everyone can reach the east coast or Beau's turf

[@shantahenderson9501]

I love ❤ your comments it's so true blaakrose

[@Metalsman75]

There is no actor on this planet that could ever recreate what that patient went through. That was 100% raw and real. I too never comment on these videos, but WOW did this one move me. Really want this guy getting onto the path of wellness and recovery.

[@judithburke1539]

Even without cursing! Well done sir.

[@monicam3426]

I love the patient's commentary. He is such a tropper and has a great sense of humor. His friends and family should love on him extra special. He's a sweetheart.

[@daviemain2110]

I didn't even get halfway through this video and I had to stop it and comment on it (which I have never done before). This guy is an absolute legend, you can see how much pain and discomfort he is in and he handles it like an absolute champ. I really hope his treatment continues and Dr Cipriano can get him back to some kind of normality. Sir, I take my hat off to you and wish you all the best moving forward with this treatment and if I ever bump into you on the street.....beers (or non alcoholic drinks) are on me!!!

[@02289]

Please continue to record all of his treatment sessions! I usually never comment, but this one was rough to watch. That dude deserves to be feeling normal again, what a guy. And thanks for the necessary treatment he got from you Cipriano. All the best

[@seriousaleks8752]

Every single move looked like I'd be screaming in his condition, the dude legit had a pokerface with the occasional ''ahh''

[@CollinGagnon]

Why isn’t there a pt 2 update on this one? Seems like there should be

[@SArtisto1]

My dude grew an inch with that first Y strap pull! This session has been the most brutal I've seen on YT but the dude seems alot happier. Can't wait for a follow up vid!

[@jdmcnugent6808]

Your dude grew a inch huh. 😆

[@TRICH10]

@@jdmcnugent6808 underrated comment lol

[@christianknight2905]

This guy is one brave dude....nice job to both of you.

[@speak-the-red-letters]

14:40 he kept turning into Mr.Bean. Wonderful.

[@niels4622]

Not really because he still can’t move he’s neck after return many times already he is still feeling like a turtle I feeling so sorry for this men

[@chrismckinney788]

The amount of pain and hell this man has suffered through is more than most can understand. Second by second and minute by minute it’s awful and eventually will even create mental health issues however this man looks and talking very positive and just explaining it the only way he knows how. Bless both these men!

[@mycheesesteak]

That was fantastic! I think we'd all like to see this man again to see how he's doing.

[@karmapolice535]

PLEASE SHOW MORE OF HIM AND HIS PROGRESS!!! We can start a gofundme page to cover his bill!!!

[@lavenderkisses9461]

Definitely!!

[@prndownload]

He has since passed away

[@karmapolice535]

@@prndownload No way! Come on!

[@prndownload]

@@karmapolice535 I was joking but apparently about 1 in 20,000 chiro neck adjustments result in cervical artery dissection so it's not impossible.

[@tomarnk]

Agreed. This is not only your best vid but I’m completely invested in this man’s development regardless of degrees of success.

[@test-id6cz]

Theres no success is a temporary popping of your spine. Nothing will save this guy other than surgery if its really serious or stretching and exercises. This will not help him 100%

[@boyo3221]

​@@test-id6czomg you are brainwashed !!

[@JennaBabe85]

Oh my goodness this man took that like a champ... not once did he tell the Doc to stop, he just pushed through it. What a sweetheart.. looking forward to seeing his progress, the Doc is amazing at what he does.. greetings from the UK 🇬🇧

[@angi2442]

malvinas:🇦🇷xd

[@Apparition_Unknown]

Hello 🇬🇧 greetings from the 🇺🇲

[@hotnurse71]

I broke out in a sweat just watching this. Praying for this man that he gets relief 🙏

[@randygreen007]

My career was in surgery so we always got them when this sort of thing doesn’t go as planned. It does happen. The level of trust these men have is off the charts.

[@WaynesWifeChristine]

Could you please do more videos on this guy until he is fixed? I’m really enjoying this work on this man. Your awesome

[@aaronsoto4622]

This dude makes me feel very grateful for the things I have in life. Not much but I do have my health and can move my neck. I hope that he somehow finds full mobility in his body.

[@mainelyparamotors]

As someone who's father is a chiropractor and has been adjusted on my entire life (sport injuries etc) its super cool to see the visual difference in this patients demeanor from before and after adjustment. I've personally watched this in my dad's office, people come in, in pain but leave feeling completely different and relaxed. Just a funny little thing that most people probably wont notice unless you really watch for it but chiropractic adjustments can be life changing.

[@kjetilmedhus7363]

Damn Doc, you’re so awesome with your patients. Been following you for years, but this one really hit me. I literally cried when I saw this guy’s release at 31:04. Good work

[@optic5453]

Fuck is u cryin for💀

[@waynewayne9693]

Wtf? “Cried”…….. 🤦‍♂️

[@aznnp77]

26:52 is what I waited the whole video for. When you actually got a crack on his neck that had literally no movement. That must have felt incredible. Well the whole time every adjustment move must have felt like a Y-Strap to him.

[@abasnazgarkareemc.8679]

Thank u

[@jepthefish2108]

that sounded crazy

[@jamiebee1642]

23:30 looks like Neo learning Kungfu

[@KerryDSC]

I can't imagine how sore he must have been the next day lol, but man you really provided him with so much relief, great job!!

[@garyarms9647]

That is possibly one of the toughest men I have ever seen. Going through that much all those years an still being a wonderful person. A real go getter type of dude. Wow! I am inspired by this man. Thank you an one awesome job Doc.👍

[@bradleypayne2495]

Bless his heart! This is the most intense adjustment I have ever seen. This guy is a real trooper. I pray he continues to heal. Please post updates!

[@no5aint]

Hats off to all the great thing you do! I gotta say this guy/patient is very likeable. I hope we get to see his journey and I wish him all the best!

[@ungarlinski7965]

I know. Would hire him in a second.

[@dpape100]

The guy is clearly fused and you are doing high speed adjustments. Just completely careless and irresponsible in every way

[@atqmra13]

What a trooper. He was hurting like hell. But he was trying to smile through it. I hope he gets all the help he needs. You’re awesome!

[@jaker2542]

This guy is in so much pain but he is very good at not showing it. What a trooper

[@willsmith39]

I wish this poor man would see an actual orthapeadic surgeon. This Y strap stuff isn't just quakery it's really really dangerous. Just awful this it really is, but desperate people in a lot of pain for years will clutch at straws.

[@quest4adventure495]

Man! My heart just goes out to this guy. I know what daily pain is like and I can tell this guy is hurting bad. I hope your able to show us his progress going forward.

[@leslieb.1907]

This man was so brave throughout this exam! I felt every adjustment right along with him! I've had frozen shoulders, too! The deep muscle work was what really did it for me! I can't wait for his next visit!

[@DarrenBoxhall]

You pulled this mans head off. He wont be back on for updates

[@timp4592]

You’d think after 12 years of going to a chiropractor and making no improvement he’d go to a real doctor

[@newmoon984331]

my opinion from personal experience is that a "real doctor" would make permanent changes and not for the better. this guy still has a chance at getting back to normal because he wasnt operated on.

[@bob-a-louannamaria7960]

At least a different chiro

[@MrVeps1]

Sure, then he'd get to experience opioid addiction and being told to try bending his neck more.

[@carinakaron8068]

Did you know there is only a 20% success rate with spinal surgery, many people are left with more pain after surgery than before.

[@thepassportvisacompany9062]

This poor guy has so, so many restrictive body conditions & pains he lives with EVERY day. He made me realize the things it’s easy to take for granted. I feel so bad. All the things he mentioned, I lost count! That session was intense. I’m really happy for this guy getting relief! 15 years!

[@tammydriver5759]

I'd love to see his pre adjustment x-rays.

[@bigbotno1]

Dude... how is this guy still alive after this treatment! 😳 I nearly died serveral times just watching this vid! 😨

[@jonathanvillaloz2678]

I truly cannot wait to watch this man get better. Bless his heart. I could not even imagine being in his position, you are saving this man’s life

[@TheHavoc09]

This guy is super competent. You can see he visualises tendons and muscles when looking for the tension and reason for the shoulder lock for example. And he uses appropriate force unlike the other chiropractors this guy has been to.

[@davidmcgovern2410]

Of all the chiropractic videos I watched, this one is the best. It seems like this gentleman has had a tough 15 years and has suffered a lot of pain and discomfort. The adjustments, especially the one to his jaw has given him relief that he hasn’t felt for years. I can’t wait to see his follow up appointment and find out the results. Rooting for this guy.

[@MarlowsMugz]

So kind how Dr C rubs area after intense adjustment...it really helps! I've had rotator cuff surgery 2x & currently have slipped L5 disc. Seems like a scratch for each compared to this poor man. You're a Trooper! 🤗

[@desiriemendez]

This man is tough as nails yet so humble! Wishing him the best and hope he gets the relief he’s looking for.

[@derrikjasper1283]

It's gotta be soooo satisfying knowing you've improved someone's quality of life . I definitely need a chiropractor visit like this .

[@SpiffiJifi]

This man is having a mortal combat style fatality done on him multiple times a minute for an hour. His pain tolerance is insane. What a legend

[@vishaleah8667]

Please keep us updated. He endured so much pain... It's nice to see some relief. 👍

[@donnajo8599]

Keep us updated on him...I feel for him and I know he will get better coming to you....my neck barely turns to the right and I can't raise my right arm above my head my right psy and sacrum hurt daily to tears...dishes,sweeping mopping can make me cry...I see the caring way you help people and if I make it back to Tampa my hometown I'd love to have some of the same treatment you gave him....I wish him all the best..mmkeep doing what you do Dr Joe

[@realcanadiangirl64]

I couldn't imagine walking around with my neck out of place like that for 15 years! My chiropractor is my lifesaver! Bless this man!

[@Noelia-of1yc]

He looks like a really nice guy with a beautiful soul, I admire his commitment about being calm even when it hurts him so bad cause he knows all his pain gonna be relieved at the end. Kudos for this amazing Doctor

[@thealize808]

👋

[@hamidabasifar4306]

I cannot imagine how much pain he has endured over the years. well done Doc

[@jaywalkercrew4446]

How’s he waited so long to get treated.

[@helenat7794]

Surely with the accidents etc that he's had, there must be some xrays, just to rule out fractures/discs etc? That's brutal

[@dakotalucky13]

This guys a trooper! Please post his next visit.

[@izaruburs9389]

All of this makes 0 sense. That people still fall for this hoax is amazing. Its money printing atleast.

[@flossordie2256]

Chiropractic is like doing a bunch of touch of death Karate moves that don't work, but you keep trying them because the person hasn't died yet. The odd part is that sometimes they do die.

[@jasonfrey2683]

I’m sorry but there’s just no chance this is a good thing. My stepdad is a PT, and this could seriously mess someone up even worse

[@adriennemorris6438]

I have never ever seen an adjustment done that way. Very impressive! The guy looked like he was going to pass out. You can tell he got some much need relief. I would love to see follow ups in him. Great work! He needs a cold beer, massage and hot tub now

[@glenmorrison2919]

We all like to see the next video part 2 maybe part 3 on this man!! We are not finish with this guy!

[@idiotburns]

this guy needs to do nothing but chest workouts for the next 2 years

[@tmarparo]

I’m someone who is out of place from neck to tailbone and when I saw his condition, my heart hurt bc it must have been so painful for him to live this way for 15 years. The fact that this started for him as a child which is heartbreaking. I’m so glad he found this doc and I hope he continues to receive his care bc I would love to see the follow up videos. I am rooting for this guy. What a sweet demeanor despite all of his pain. The doc seems like a very nice person too. I wish I could see him but I’ve already had a neck fusion so I don’t think I’d ever be a candidate for anything else although my spine hurts everywhere and I wish I could alleviate the pain in my mid-back and sciatica.

[@vampire361]

I think they could still do this even with a fusion.

[@SuperBlake1997]

Wow. There’s really not much else to say. I am moved by this mans attitude. Praying for his recovery and health.

[@PurpleCabbage]

This chiropractor is using this table that makes it sound like they’re cracking his back every time

[@truly8945]

Poor guy 🥺 I pray he continues to stick with you so you can continue to get him right. I hope he’s able to move as normal as possible again one day soon ☺️

[@DrJosephCipriano]

He’ll be back next month

[@ripl0x]

@@DrJosephCipriano For someone like him do you recommend things for treatment at home between sessions and going forward? Like I could see this guy needing at least a foam roller and a stretching regimen and maybe an inversion table.

[@AfG_313]

@@ripl0x money talks, I’m sure if this man had the money Joseph would go to his home

[@AfG_313]

@@ripl0x not saying he broke tho lol

[@ripl0x]

@@AfG_313 I was more talking about a self-maintenance regimen that he does for himself between session, like you do in physical therapy. I wasn't suggesting Joeseph make a housecall. Physical therapy and rehabilitation often have routines of things prescribed by the Dr. which the patient does between visits.

[@tiabiamama]

This guy has learned how to smile through his pain like nobody else! I felt bad for him as he approached the y strap.

[@shantahenderson9501]

At the end, i know he had to feel alot better

[@jakeblackburn1979]

The sheer variety of pain faces this wonderfully likeable man presents has made me smile! His timing with some of the things he says cracks me up What a warrior!

[@Walkingcoffee3245]

Man I hope this dude comes back. It would be nice to see him eventually stand up straight and look around without having to move his body.

[@misipigirl_7781]

Yes please post more of this patient! We’d love to watch his journey!

[@francislousada3.]

Me too

[@dubmasterz3261]

He makes sound effects like a cinematic movie.

[@dubmasterz3261]

Kung fu sound effects

[@laurenblack616]

There is just something about him. He seems like such a sweet soul. Watching him hurt mad me sad 😭 Hopefully he is getting some relief with his treatments

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I just saw him today. Next video will be out soon

[@GuysInGreenHats]

"Any traction on my neck is painful" Dude just yanks him by his head.

[@ricochet243]

I really wish the best for this man, you can tell he has a kind heart but has been dealt a bad hand with his injury. Please follow up with him, I want to see his road to long lasting recovery.