Marine Corps Veteran Had Cervical Fusion With Instrumentation C5-7, Avoids More Surgery Ring Dinger®

[@michaelburke7978]

Richard is a legend

[@That_Random_Bloke]

Richard is the man

[@brandon909able]

We all thank Richard for his Service

[@heffaazul]

Love this guy. SEMPER FI.

[@mcgoda10]

Team Ring Dinger helping all kinds of folks every day!!

[@thekhakiobserver3128]

Hes is doing a lot better than he was that first video. Glad to see such a change 💪👌

[@shadapakap]

Doc: I love you Richard but I'm still gonna shoot you. Richard: Better than any other time I've been shot.

[@mercedesmaxwell6180]

He’s barely aged a day in 4-years

[@marcozertuche6298]

Hi Dr very good exellent 👍

[@JessetheSlayer13542]

What a champion

[@siailemusu1017]

I gotta see you Doc.

[@roundearth1377]

Anybody know how much you have to pay?

[@andysmith6824]

This is from memory from over a year ago, so don’t trust me on this but it will hopefully give you an idea. You go there for three days (add hotel costs if you’re not from there, and if you’re far enough away that you would fly to Houston, add round-trip are, taxes, rental car or Uber, and all of your meals. That part alone came to roughly $1,900 when including everything except the doc visits). You see them on a Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Each day you see him twice for adjustments. That’s 6 visits/adjustments over the three days. Each visit I think is $150? If I’m right, that’s $150 X 6 = $900 plus tax. I feel like I’m a little low on the visits. It might be $300 per visit which is 300 X 6 = $1,800. That actually sounds more accurate to me. Please know that I do NOT want to be giving out false information. That’s the last thing I want to do. You can call their office and speak with Renee (his wife and camera person I think). You can also email--his contact info is very easy to find in seconds online. So if you’re like me and coming from out of state, unless you know someone there, you’ll need all of the things I mentioned. You’re also supposed to go back to your hotel and ice any pain. But when adding it all together, IF I’m right about the cost for treatment, you are looking at roughly $1,900 + $1,800 = $3,700 to $4,000 total in cash. They don’t take insurance, but you can call your insurer to see what it costs for out of state/out of network chiropractic treatment. I think Renee told me that they don’t do billing for you, because you pay them in cash and then they can send a courtesy claim for you but it’s still your responsibility to get insurance to pay you, if they will. It’s so much money for me and I’ve been saving for a while now. But my fixed-income is my pension and retired cops are anything but wealthy. Good luck! I hope you (and I) can both make this happen. I would drive there if my foot and back could handle it, but I don’t know if it would be any cheaper because gas here is moving around all the time in the area of $4.50/gallon. Plus I’d have at least four extra hotel days and food (guessing on two days there/two nights? Or maybe two days and one night? Either way, gas + hotels + food would cost way more than a plane ticket.) I hope this helped, and if I gave the wrong numbers for the six visits, someone please correct me. My intention is not to be putting phony info out there. But like I tell myself, if he can help me as he’s helped so many other patients, then whatever the cost is should be irrelevant. But my problem of course is trying to save that much money because I do not want to put anything that large on a credit card where I’m paying 50 bucks in interest every month. It seems like most good things always comes down to money, doesn’t it? I think about how great it would be to go there. I dream about it, and I watch the videos on Apple TV in my bedroom at night. It’s soothing for some strange reason to watch people getting treatment and having a drastic, positive change in just a few visits. My right heel.....if he can fix that along with my head being forward, I will probably cry of happiness. What I’ve been through....crooked doctors, a useless surgery on my left foot, a surgeon who flat-out lied to me, and more. It’s been a rough quarter of a century with this!!! I can’t say what my thoughts have been at times but I think it’s safe to say that those of us in king-term, awful pain have thought similar things at one time or another. I’m done blabbing. Signing off for the night. Dirt track race at Bristol later today if the track isn’t a big mud pit from all of the rain they’ve been having. This event is huge for nascar, and I’m sure everyone in the Executive lounge is sweating bullets about the weather. They sold out ling ago in the first few hours. We can’t wait to see Cup cars racing in dirt! And if the weather holds, it’s a double-header with the rain-delayed truck race happening at the end of the Cup race!! The weather forecast doesn’t look too good for them right now. 😞

[@shadapakap]

Those cracks are so satisfying ♥

[@02mb]

Dr Johnson: I visited a ring dinger doc in LA but he didn't have biophysics table and didn't follow your technique. He chose his own technique and incorporated your stuff now and then, but it was a total disappointment. I have a pinched nerve after being back home for only 9 days. What are your thoughts on docs who learn your technique then just do half of it instead of following the process? really bummed I spent all that money. should have saved it for a flight to houston.

[@florel1962]

Desde Venezuela, son maravillosos los admiro mucho

[@alfredoborjasarmiento817]

Saludos desde Ecuador!!

[@jrjuniorjr224]

Just asking, you say you adjust all the joints of the body, but I've never seen you doing the jaw

[@michaelt360]

there’s a few videos of him adjusting the jaw.

[@Bork98]

We need to get Mat from Black Rifle Coffee over for a crossover.

[@GTRfreak88]

Captain rex is that you trooper ?

[@Stormmud]

All these people always let one rip during the ring dinger. Anyone else hear that?

[@andysmith6824]

I think what you’re hearing with the Ring Dinger is not gas, but rather that is the sound that the spine makes when being decompressed. It’s sort of like a fast and loud zipper on a jacket. That’s the best analogy I can come up with. But I’ve seen so many of these videos and that sound is on most patients who get the Ring Dinger.

[@Stormmud]

@@andysmith6824 no way. I know a fart when I see one. Decompressed the spine and rectum! 2 for 1

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👍👍👍👍👍

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I’m crackhead

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[@fladay3928]

Do you ever have a patient that you won’t do the ringer, but will adjust other ways? And what conditions would you not use the dinger? 😀

[@Arden2886]

First LOL

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ayyye