| About
the author
Hi, my name is Richard
Convery. Sitting
in the waiting room can be almost as painful as the reason you're there. I'd
seen the same worried and desperate expressions at all the other places
I'd been. The halls of hope that became the houses of horror and I wondered if
these helpless and hopeless faces mirrored that of my own. After more than
five long years of agony, which represented a quarter of my lifetime at
that stage, I slowly but undeniably had developed an attitude that immunized myself
against hope
optimism was pushed way back in my consciousness and pessimism
had taken up permanent residence. On
three different continents I literally spent a fortune, yeah THEY always got
paid, but I'd come away from the 'series' of treatments, (funny how it was
always a 'series' of treatments), broke and broken. Most of the time I
kept the whole deal to myself
after all, strong red-blooded males only ever
got bad backs from doing one thing and even that hurt. So
I'd just sneak off for 'treatment', more often than not three times a week, so
that ONE DAY I'd be NORMAL and I could put this nightmare behind me. After
years of disappointments and who knows how many thousands of dollars later
(no wonder all my friends ALWAYS had more money than me) I had just about tried
everything
there'd been GP's, orthopaedic specialists, surgeons, chiropractors,
osteopaths, physical therapists, naturopaths, acupuncturists, iridologists, bio-chemists,
medication., masseurs, gym memberships, yoga
even a faith healer
have
I forgotten anyone?...probably
.yes, if there was even a remote possibility
of success I'd be there, pay my money, take my chances! They
ALL got a slice of my hard-earned bucks, yet in the end, I'd hobble away and take
my problem with me.
NO-ONE HELPED ME AND NO-ONE GAVE A REFUND.
In the early 80's, I was told, by a leading orthopaedic surgeon in a top hospital,
"You have an incurable, inoperable disease in your spine
there is nothing
that can be done
give up ALL sport and get used to it
. you'll have
it for the rest of your life. By the time you are middle-aged, you will most likely
be in a wheelchair. Please pay on the way out
thanks".
What he actually was saying was, "just imagine you are a very old man
LIVE
LIKE ONE." BUT
I'M ONLY TWENTY SIX!! I HAVEN'T STARTED YET AND YOU'RE TELLING ME IT'S OVER!!...... THE
LONGEST TUNNEL ON THE LONGEST NIGHT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN DARKER THAN THAT DAY
How could I be a 'real' man when I couldn't even tie up my own shoe laces half
the time without excruciating pain
.let alone lift anything
even the
thought of lifting was a joke During
the interim years since I developed Back For Life, by a process of trial and error,
I have resumed sport, built and landscaped four houses, kept a smile on my beautiful
wife's face, fathered two children and along the way helped many thousands of
desperate, helpless people, who have suffered the agony of back pain, to lead
normal, productive and fulfilling lives. THE MESSAGE IS SIMPLE
THE
VICTORY SO SWEET. My
question to you is also a simple one. Do you want to stay the way you
are? Or, have you reached a point in your life when you have decided,
"ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! IT'S TIME TO TAKE THE CONTROL OF MY OWN LIFE OUT OF
THE HANDS OF THOSE I'VE PAID A FORTUNE TO AND PUT IT BACK WHERE IT SHOULD HAVE
ALWAYS BEEN
.IN MY OWN!" |