Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/VCFRo1XqKsr.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter That time I adjusted Tom Arnold at a comicon [axbYsC0QiNd] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT My kids have been telling me for years that I hunch. A chiropractor named Danny DeReuter, at a Comicon confirmed it the moment he saw me. No intake forms, no X-rays. He just felt around and knew exactly what was wrong. The adjustment itself looked alarming from the outside. He took me off balance, told me he had me, and I had to decide to trust that. It reminded me of watching my daughter do a trust fall off the back of the couch: pure faith that someone is paying attention. When it was over, the difference was visible to everyone standing nearby. I appreciated the whole thing more than I expected to. His daughters brought him to camp, he didn't charge me, and somewhere between the shoulder adjustment and that moment of letting go, I stopped hunching, at least for a little while. Published on Subwave r2URxO8MXX1 lxYtwf0zYDh tl3VYVLzzsq uG4r6hoeGK7 aaz9MutdZd2
My kids have been telling me for years that I hunch. A chiropractor named Danny DeReuter, at a Comicon confirmed it the moment he saw me. No intake forms, no X-rays. He just felt around and knew exactly what was wrong. The adjustment itself looked alarming from the outside. He took me off balance, told me he had me, and I had to decide to trust that. It reminded me of watching my daughter do a trust fall off the back of the couch: pure faith that someone is paying attention. When it was over, the difference was visible to everyone standing nearby. I appreciated the whole thing more than I expected to. His daughters brought him to camp, he didn't charge me, and somewhere between the shoulder adjustment and that moment of letting go, I stopped hunching, at least for a little while. Published on Subwave r2URxO8MXX1 lxYtwf0zYDh tl3VYVLzzsq uG4r6hoeGK7 aaz9MutdZd2