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Dr. Ayesha Hosein - Spineally Chiropractic

Dr. Ayesha Hosein - Spineally Chiropractic

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Welcome to The McKinney Podcast, where we celebrate the people and happenings that make our city "Unique By Nature." Our guests for this episode are Dr. Ayesha Hosein & Wyatt Kennedy, Spineally Chiropractic. The MCKPOD is presented by RiskWell and FredShots Photography and recorded at the RiskWell studio in McKinney. Your hosts are James Jenkins and Fred Mahusay. Key Topics: Military service in Field Artillery with combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan Meeting Wyatt Kennedy in military training and reconnecting years later Growing up in Trinidad and Brooklyn before joining the Army at 30 Compression fracture injury from Chinook helicopter and years of chronic pain Finding relief through chiropractic care after VA treatment failed Leaving the military to attend chiropractic school at Palmer in Florida Choosing McKinney for its diversity and welcoming community Opening spinally Chiropractic with Gonstead system precision approach AMA's historic boycott of chiropractors and the Chester Wilk victory Advocating for veterans' pain management and Medicare coverage parity Resources Mentioned: https://spineallychiropractic.com Visit https://www.mckinneypodcast.com to subscribe to the email list and never miss an episode. Join the #MCKPOD community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mckinneypodcast and engage with your neighbors and fellow fans of the show. Check out the #MCKPOD YouTube Channel to watch the video versions of our episode and see lots of additional content: https://youtube.com/@mckinneypodcast James and Fred would love to hear from you with any comments, questions, or ideas! Email the show at mail@mckinneypodcast.com and you may be featured on a future mailbag segment.
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