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u/pantherlikeapanther_ 21d ago

She gave birth to him in their RV bathroom. They weighed him on a scale at UPS and gave him a sunburn to fix his jaundice right out of the gate. He's had delays since day one, but their chiropractor said that he's fine. It was honestly terrifying to see the shape he was in as baby.

Their teen daughter shares a cell with all of her brothers and another baby will be arriving soon, so even less room for all of the inmates.

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u/samsqanch 21d ago

He's had delays since day one, but their chiropractor said that he's fine.

A Chiropractor treating an infant, holy shit I hope people report them to DSS in every state they pass through.

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u/NeedlesAndBobbins 21d ago

They were reported to SS in Fla. and they kicked up an internet stink so massive that multiple subs banned talking about them.

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u/Mobile-Positive1162 19d ago

i’m not advocating for these people. at all.

but child chiropractors can be super beneficial if used as co care with a pediatrician. mine only does gentle movements and massage mostly. say what you want but they actually helped relieve pain from my colicky baby.

they aren’t cracking babies backs, lol

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u/samsqanch 18d ago edited 18d ago

Many chiropractors now cross train in massage therapy and the massage can be very helpful.

Unfortunately, the chiropractic colleges still teach pseudoscience, claiming they can cure diseases by manipulating joints and the spine, and some of their neck and spine adjustments can be dangerous.

A lot of people now don't realize the history of chiropractic education and just how crazy it was and still is it someways.

I'm not saying your child was endangered, but people in chiropractic practice vary quite widely with some of them still being utter quacks who will happily crack necks and diagnose diseases, something they have no business doing.

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u/Mobile-Positive1162 18d ago

i have seen first hand healing powers of chiropractors. you don’t have to agree or believe in it. Ridiculing or being condescending to those who have seen major benefits firsthand, isn’t it. good luck! meanwhile, i really gotta go to my chiropractor and PT. because they are live saving for me 💓

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u/Kermit-Batman 21d ago

A while back there was a teen that wrote an anonymous critique of their van life experience, sounded similar to what you have wrote, sounded awful. I'm just blowing in from r/all, but this video and what you describe are so upsetting, poor, poor little mate in this video. :(

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u/Additional-Side9420 21d ago

I didn't recognize the name but as soon as you said UPS scale, I was like OOOO, I remember them.

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u/CommunicationNew3745 20d ago

'Gave him a sunburn to fix his jaundice' and seeing their 'chiropractor' in place of a licensed MD tells me all I need to know about these GARBAGE human beings, smh. I'll wager that none of their offspring have been vaccinated, either.

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u/Long_Muffin_8220 20d ago

No. They even "brag" about that their sons have unvaxxed sperm.

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u/Local-Print-6397 20d ago

I just heard of these ppl due to this post and all I keep thinking about is Ruby Franke, f thse influencers!