I was involved in a MVA in November 2003. At the time, I was a very active person, who enjoyed Latin and ballroom dancing five days a week, walking on a regular basis, playing piano, gardening and a full time job. I had been through a number of treatments: physio, IMS, chiropractic and WCB back program for a right SI joint condition. I was taking a number of medications and muscle relaxants to relieve chronic pain, to no avail. Eventually, my stomach could no longer take the medications. I was in constant pain. I was not able to sleep, sit, stand or drive for more than 15-20 minutes. The only relief was lying flat on my back. I took PST treatments in November 2004. These not only relieved the chronic pain, but gave me a 95% recovery. I am now able to do regular dancing, walking, sitting, driving and sleep, with no problems, except when I walk at a fast pace. I believe that walking will return to full capacity through regular built-up exercise and time. These treatments for me were without doubt a worthwhile experience, bringing me back to the lifestyle I (previously) enjoyed.

In 1962, the surgeon removed both torn semilunar cartilages in my left knee, restiched both medial collateral ligaments, and attempted to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament. In 1991, a surgeon scraped out what little cartilage was left. When that didn't work, he wanted to do a total knee replacement which he claimed would get me ski racing again. I refused. I later found out that scraping out cartilage results in a total knee replacement. Many years ago, the knee became so painful that I had to quit whitewater kayak slalom as I couldn't walk the 150 feet carrying a 21 lb kayak to the slalom course. I opted for Pulsed Signal Therapy for the usual nine treatments spread out over five days. Although I hear that it usually takes several weeks before one notices much improvement, I had a lot less pain within 24 to 48 hours. Shortly after the Pulsed Signal Therapy, I was back in the slalom course. A few years later, I fell and tore the anterior cruciate etc. As soon as I could get off the crutches, I had Pulsed Signal Therapy again. Although, the knee was never as good as before the fall, Pulsed Signal Therapy made a great improvement so I could walk without pain.

I was injured in a motor vehicle accident in January 2006. I had no sensation in the right foot after the accident. I could not lift my toes. In addition, I had severe back pain. No change with physiotherapy. I had to use a walker. I then decided to have 9 Pulsed Signal Therapy Treatments. Almost immediately after the treatment, my toes began to move, pain reduced and sensation improved. I did not have to undergo surgery. I'm now able to do light activities around the house. I'm off medication. I'm still not able to lift heavy weights.