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June 21, 2024

Improvement in Neurological Tics and Involuntary Movements

June 21, 2024/ Crossroads Chiropractic/ Jocelyn Redlinski
Improvement in Neurological Tics and Involuntary Movements

Michelle was living with tics and involuntary movements that were set off my bright lights and high pitched noises. This was dramatically impacting her life as a new mom.

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June 21, 2024/ Crossroads Chiropractic/ Jocelyn Redlinski/
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neurological tics, tics, anxiety, cervical dystonia, involuntary movements
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