Audrey’s Foot Updates Blog
Link to Rowen’s YouTube video of Audrey’s first appointment on June 3, 2025 (direct link to YouTube)
Written summary of Rowen’s YouTube video of Audrey’s first appointment on June 3, 2025
Audrey from Washington, DC is a federal employee (government attorney) with severe foot pain, her diagnoses were Plantar Fasciitis, Peroneal Tendonitis, and Achilles Tendonitis, she had been unable to walk normally for 3.5 months, she was hobbling and limping since February 2025, Audrey’s conventional medicine doctor (Podiatrist) could only offer Cortisol shots, Audrey was facing the possibility of being disabled the rest of her life, Dr. Su injects Procaine into Tooth T14, then Audrey is able to walk, her pain went down from 10 to 1.5 (and later on, by the end of the video, she says she has “zero pain while walking”), additionally, Audrey got greater motion in her neck, Dr. Rowen and Dr. Su tell Audrey to go see a dentist
Audrey’s Foot Problem Journey Timeline & Updates
*IMPORTANT: Please note, I have left out a lot of stuff, like how I tried other stuff like Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to try to heal my foot. If I included everything that happened, this summary would be even longer than it is.
February 20, 2025 —Audrey woke up with excruciating foot pain in her right foot. The pain was on the bottom of the right foot.
March 10, 2025 — Audrey went to the Podiatrist, who diagnosed Audrey’s foot pain as Plantar Fasciitis.
March 14, 2025 — Audrey had dental surgery to extract 3 teeth (T31, T14, and T19). Please note, T14 and T31 were Root Canal teeth.
April 8, 2025 — Audrey had Podiatrist appointment. Audrey still has foot pain. It is not getting better. The Podiatrist diagnosed Audrey with Peroneal Tendonitis.
April 22, 2025 — Audrey had a MRI scan of her right foot, which showed Plantar Fasciitis, Peroneal Tendonitis, and Achilles Tendonitis. Audrey still cannot walk (Audrey has been limping since February 2025). Audrey knew something was wrong, that Plantar Fasciitis and Tendonitis were not what was really going on here. Audrey prayed to God for guidance, and God led Audrey to information about the Rowen Clinic, and God guided Audrey to go there for help.
June 3, 2025 — Audrey went to the Rowen Clinic in Santa Rosa, CA. Robert Rowen and Terri Su showed Audrey that her foot pain was coming from a dental issue (Tooth T14). Dr. Su injected Procaine into Audrey’s Tooth Socket T14, and Audrey’s foot pain dramatically reduced, and Audrey was able to walk (not 100% normal, but almost). Audrey was in shock. The video of this appointment is on the robertrowenmd YouTube Channel (it is shown above). As explained in the video, “the Procaine is just a test,” as soon as the Procaine anesthetic wears off (it wears off in about 20 minutes), the Patient’s pain and dysfunction in that part of the body will start to return. About 3 hours after this appointment, as expected, Audrey’s foot pain and dysfunction began to return, and Audrey was limping again. However, the pain was not as bad as before, and Audrey was able to go back to work. Anyways, as shown in the video, Rowen and Su told Audrey to go to a dentist to clean out the dental infection on Tooth T14, that this was Audrey’s best hope of healing her right foot problem.
June 4, 2025 — Rowen Substack article on June 4, 2025 (he tells Audrey’s story and what happened at her first appointment)
June 16, 2025 — Audrey had a virtual consultation with Dentist Dr. Curatola in NYC, who confirmed that Audrey’s old CT Scan from February 2025 showed dental cavitations on T31, T14, T19, and T31, and further, T14 had a polyp going into the sinus (remember, Rowen and Su identified T14 as the cause of Audrey’s foot problem!)
July 15, 2025 — Rowen Substack article on July 15, 2025 (this is his article on Neural Therapy, Part 1 of 3, and he mentions Audrey’s story)
July 25, 2025 — Rowen Substack article on July 25, 2025 (this is his article on Neural Therapy, Part 2 of 3, and he mentions Audrey’s story)
August 15, 2025 — Audrey had dental cavitations surgery by an oral surgeon in Atlanta, which resulted in Audrey getting up from the dentist chair able to walk better (not 100% full recovery, but significant improvement). Here is Audrey’s email to Rowen detailing what happened at Audrey’s dental cavitations surgery, which Rowen shared on his Substack:
Below is an email sent a few days ago after she had dental surgery to clean out what we suspected based on the kinesiology I do and the test injection by Terri. I am sharing it with you by permission:
Here is the link to download my recent videos in mp4 file format, https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/41hdlpmbjf7audpfcxh6c/ALwkjXoCiqMoIt0lHq2FR2s?rlkey=mz0sisw7pb7zleut42d42p2ww&st=ceblqwhl&dl=0.
Video taken on August 13, 2025, before Audrey had dental cavitations surgery
Video taken on August 15, 2025, after Audrey had dental cavitations surgery that same morning
I had my dental cavitations surgery last Friday in Atlanta. On Monday, I took a flight back home. It is nice to be home. I will go back to work tomorrow.
I am able to walk, but only a short distance, and only if I am not carrying anything heavy. If I walk longer, I start to limp again. I am only able to put about 30% of my weight on my right foot. I cannot run. And I still have some pain on my right foot (on the outside edge).
However, the constant aching pain on the inside of my ankle and down on the bottom of my foot is gone. I can go down the stairs facing forward, which is a major improvement. Before, I had to turn backwards, hold onto the rail with both hands for dear life, stick my butt out, and go down the stairs backwards. Very awkward. I am able to jump a little bit, but not hard. I can take longer strides (before, that was impossible). And I am able to lift my whole body up with just my right front foot, but not hold up it for more than 1-2 seconds (before, this was also impossible).
I believe I have significant muscle atrophy. I am in the process of seeking physical therapy.
Here is my recollection of what transpired during my dental cavitations surgery:
I had four dental cavitations: T14, T17, T19, and T31. The oral surgeon treated all of them. For each cavitation, he cleaned it out with a curet (a tiny spoon-like tool), injected ozone gas, then put the STEINERBIO BONE GRAFT (RIDGE AUGMENTATION for all except for T17, which got SOCKET GRAFT because it is a wisdom tooth, so it won't need to hold an implant).
For T31, he didn’t even have to drill! As soon as he cut open my gums there, he said it was all mushy bone! Dead bone!
For T19, it was a small cavitation.
For T17, the cavitation was HUGE!
For T14, he had to aspirate the polyp in my sinus. As soon as the oral surgeon aspirated the polyp (he used a syringe to suck it out), he said, AUDREY, DO YOU WANT TO SEE THE POLYP? I nodded yes. Then he showed me the syringe, and oh my goodness, it was full of blood, brown stuff, and white chunks! He and his assistant said that is very unusual! The oral surgeon thought it would be a yellow “amber” color, but no, it was brown, and it was HUGE! And this whole time, during the surgery, I kept checking my right foot to see if I saw any improvement. For T14, as soon as he removed the polyp, my right foot pain went away! I also noticed that my right foot, instead of my toes pointing to the wall on my right like they always do when I am lying down face up (my right foot just wouldn’t stay up), my toes were pointing to the ceiling corner on my right (the toes on my healthy left foot always point to the ceiling). So this was an improvement. Also, the oral surgeon remarked to his assistant that, while these were not huge cavitations overall, “for a patient of Audrey’s size, these are huge cavitations!” Also, for T14, the oral surgeon did go back in a second time with a new, empty syringe to see if there was any more polyp that needed to be aspirated, and nothing came out. He remarked, “I guess we got it all the first time.” And when the dental surgery was done, as soon as I stood up from the dentist’s chair, I was able to walk! I cannot run yet, but I have hope that I will eventually make a full recovery.
Dr. Rowen and Dr. Su, without you, I couldn't have experienced this result. Thank you so much for everything that you have done to help me. I will keep you informed of any significant updates on my health journey.
Rowen note - Interestingly, it was #14 that we addressed in our office, and herein was #14 that we addressed on her visit to us, which local injection with procaine cleared her condition, at least temporarily.
Rowen Substack article on August 25, 2025 (in this article, he gives an update on Audrey’s condition, where he shares Audrey’s email about what happened during dental cavitations surgery on August 15, 2025, how Audrey’s foot “flipped up” when the oral surgeon aspirated the polyp on Tooth T14 (this tooth had a huge dental cavitation as well), and Audrey got up from the dentist chair and was able to walk much better, putting about 30% of normal weight on the front part of the right foot)
September 24, 2025 — Audrey started Physical Therapy (PT) because her Podiatrist recommended it. Audrey was unable to properly perform these PT exercises due to excruciating pain, instability, and dysfunction of her right foot. While Audrey got improvement on her foot at the August 15, 2025 dental surgery, she did not get 100% full recovery, and she still has some pain and instability in her foot that make it so Audrey still needs disability services, such as disability ride service to get to work. In any case, after this first PT appointment, Audrey went to the airport and flew to Atlanta to see her oral surgeon.
September 25, 2025 — Audrey saw her oral surgeon for the 6-week post-op check-up appointment. The purpose of this appointment was to remove the Teflon Membranes covering the bone grafts on the dental cavitation sites. Normally, this procedure only requires topical anesthetic. Because Audrey “healed in such an unusual way” and was feeling pain from attempts to remove the Teflon Membranes, the oral surgeon had to give Audrey Lidocaine injections in order to proceed. When Audrey got up from the dentist chair, Audrey found that she was able to walk 100% normal! Out in the parking lot, Audrey found that she could run! Audrey ran back into the oral surgeon’s office to share the good news with the people at the front desk. Unfortunately, this ability to walk and run faded away over the next few hours and days. By Day 5, Audrey was back to the way she was before. In fact, her foot pain got worse due to PT. Audrey is limping again, and is now feeling a constant Neuropathy “buzzing” feeling in her right foot and leg at a greater amount than ever before. However, please note, the PT staff took swift action and changed Audrey from doing things that cause excruciating pain to balance exercises instead. What happened that caused Audrey’s foot improvements to fade away and her foot pain to get worse? Audrey thinks that all this means that there is still a dental infection in one or more of the dental cavitations, that a second oral surgery is needed to clean it out. Unfortunately, in order to be able to take a meaningful CT Scan to see if there is any dental cavitation left, Audrey has to wait at least 4-6 months to give enough time for bone regeneration to take place. If the CT Scan at the 4-6 months mark still shows a dental cavitation, then the oral surgeon will do another oral surgery. This means that Audrey will have to wait until at least January 2026 to go back to the oral surgeon to get a CT Scan and find out the status. Audrey will have to keep limping the rest of 2025.
October 10, 2025 — Audrey’s left foot and ankle have started to have pain and dysfunction as well. Obviously, this is very troubling, because, if both feet have problems, how will Audrey be able to walk or limp? Audrey has made appointments to see a Neurologist and Rheumatologist about her foot problems, but these appointments are in December 2025 and March 2026, respectively, because they are both booked. While Audrey is certain that Rowen and Su have already sufficiently proved that Audrey’s right foot problem is being caused by a dental issue (“a dental issue causing an interference field with Audrey’s autonomic nervous system”), in order to continue receiving disability services like disability ride service to get to work, Audrey has to have a local doctor to work with. There are no local doctors near to where Audrey lives that do the kind of work that Rowen and Su do. Neurology and Rheumatology seem like the closest specialties that might be able to use the Rowen/Su findings to help Audrey. The disability services require applicant’s to have a doctor sign the application form, and the doctor has to write in an ICD Code. There is no ICD code for “dental issue causing foot problem”! Please pray for Audrey to get the dental/medical assistance and disability services that she needs.
October 20, 2025 — Audrey went to see Dentist Dr. Baer in Maryland. Audrey is having pain on T18 (cavity). Dr. Baer scheduled Audrey to get a crown put on T18. Also, Audrey wanted a second opinion: does Audrey still have any dental cavitations? Even though it was still too early to take a new CT Scan, Audrey insisted that Dr. Baer take a new CT Scan. Dr. Baer took a new CT Scan, but due to the Amazon Web Services outage that day, she couldn’t pull it up on the screen on her computer. Dr. Baer said she would look at it later and go over it with Audrey at the next appointment. Also, she would send Audrey’s CT Scan to a radiology lab for a third opinion. Also, Dentist Dr. Baer did Carbocaine injections as local dental anesthesia, and then she did Procaine-Ozone Injections into T31, T14, T19, and T17 (and additionally, at Audrey’s specific request, she put an extra poke into the dental scars in those locations (neural therapy for surgical scars)). Dr. Baer told Audrey that, because the Ozone in the injection reduces the effectiveness of the Procaine, the Procaine effect would likely be less strong overall. When Audrey got up from the dentist chair, Audrey’s foot pain in both feet was significantly reduced, and Audrey was able to walk better (still limping, though, so really this was “limping better”). Audrey was able to put about 30% of normal weight on her right foot in the pronation-to-push-off position. Audrey was able to do full pronation-to-push-off on her left foot. These abilities went away after about 3 hours, meaning Audrey was back to limping as bad as before the injections. However, the buzzing feeling (neuropathy) in Audrey’s right foot remained reduced (it is still there, but much less).
October 23, 2025 — Today was Audrey’s last Physical Therapy (PT) appointment. Audrey went to PT twice a week for the past four weeks. The PT Doctor re-evaluated Audrey to see if there had been any progress. The PT Doctor concluded that PT had not helped Audrey’s right foot problem, and in fact, it may have made it worse: Audrey now has less functionality in her right foot than when she started PT four weeks ago. Additionally, Audrey now has pain on her left foot that wasn’t there when she began PT four weeks ago. The PT Doctor said she would write up her report and send it to Audrey’s Podiatrist. The PT Doctor recommended stopping PT. The PT Doctor said that Audrey might want to talk to the Neurologist about checking to see if Audrey has a brain tumor that might be causing Audrey’s feet problem.
November 3, 2025 — Something wonderful happened to Audrey this morning! When Audrey woke up and got up out of bed, while still barefoot, Audrey tried to put weight on her right foot in the pronation-to-push-off position – Audrey tries this every morning and throughout the day – and this time, yes, Audrey was able to hold that position for about 2 seconds! Audrey found that she could walk, not 100% normal, but very close! Audrey still has pain, instability, and limited range of motion, but it is much reduced. Audrey still cannot run. And if Audrey tries to carry anything, Audrey has to limp again. And if Audrey has to walk a long distance or get somewhere fast, Audrey has to limp again. But this is major improvement. What caused Audrey’s foot to get better? Well, Audrey did a deep prayer session the night before. As for the scientific mechanism of action, Audrey thinks it was probably the ozone in the dental procaine-ozone injections that Dentist Dr. Baer gave her on October 20, 2025. Sometimes it takes several days after an ozone treatment for a patient to notice any improvement. But a few hours later in the middle of the day, Audrey noticed that the pain ratcheted back up when trying to do pronation-to-push-off, such that Audrey had to go back to limping. If you ask Audrey to try to walk a few steps with pronation-to-push-off, Audrey can do it in front of you for a few steps, but Audrey has pain when doing this. That is why Audrey has to go back to limping.
November 6, 2025 — On November 6, 2025, Audrey went to an appointment with Dentist Dr. Baer at her Rockville location. Dr. Baer drilled the cavity on T18 and prepped it for a crown. Dr. Baer also gave Audrey Procaine-Ozone Injections into T31, T14, T19, and T17, which reduced the pain in Audrey’s right foot (the relief is only temporary, as the pain comes back as the Procaine wears off). Dr. Baer also went over Audrey’s CT Scan and Radiology Report. Dr. Baer doesn’t have CT Scan viewing equipment at this location, so she couldn’t show it to Audrey on the screen, but she told Audrey what her thoughts were. Dr. Baer basically told Audrey that the CT Scan does not give us any meaningful information because there has not been enough time for my cavitations bone grafts to finish helping to generate new bone. How long will that take? She said at least a year, maybe longer. That sounded to Audrey like she will have to limp for at least another another year!
November 7, 2025 — Audrey started having back pain on her lower back on her right side only. It is so bad that Audrey finds it hard to sleep.
November 11, 2025 — Audrey did a Zoom Call Consultation with Dr. Scott Chandler (he is Utah). Audrey sent him her CT Scans, including the CT Scan taken by Dr. Baer on October 20, 2025, which was 9 weeks after Audrey had dental cavitations surgery. Dr. Chandler saw an issue on T14: it still has a small dental cavitation in the area where it gets close to T13. He said that the way he would treat T14 is to first try to treat it non-invasively with a Low Level Laser (LLL), and only if that didn’t work in getting my foot 100% healed, he would do dental cavitations surgery on it. Dr. Chandler also saw many other issues that Audrey’s previous dentists had not told Audrey about before, including cavitations on teeth that Audrey was told in the past were fine and had no cavitations.
Here are Audrey’s notes of the Zoom Call:
Audrey’s Notes of the Zoom Call with Dr. Chandler
-Dr. Chandler started out by going over Audrey’s FEB 2025 CT Scan (his staff was still working on getting Audrey’s OCT 2025 CT Scan and pulling it up for him)
-T16 (wisdom tooth socket) has a cavitation, he would treat that with a laser (no surgery)
-T14, his muscle testing says 5%, it is in bad shape, there is still infection somewhere in there
-T19, his muscle testing says this is “perfect”, nothing needs to be done
-T17, it showed on the FEB 2025 CT Scan shows negative 259 bone density, his muscle testing says this is “perfect”
-T31, his muscle testing says this is “perfect”
-T32 (wisdom tooth socket), his muscle testing says 15%, it is in bad shape, the FEB 2025 CT Scan shows negative 264 bone density, there is a cavitation in there, he would treat it with surgery
-T1 (wisdom tooth socket), it has a tiny cavitation, his muscle testing says 10%, he would treat it with a laser
-He looks at the 4 incisors areas (I had my 4 incisors extracted when I was 13 years old when I got braces)
-T5, his muscle testing says 5%, the FEB 2025 CT Scan says negative 225 bone density, he would treat it with a laser
-T12, his muscle testing says 25%, the FEB 2025 CT Scan says negative 221 bone density, he would treat it with a laser
-T21, it is “perfect,” it looks great
-T28, his muscle testing says 25%, the FEB 2025 CT Scan says negative 322 bone density, he would treat it with a laser
-At this moment, the staff tell Dr. Chandler that they found Audrey’s other CT Scans, so Dr. Chandler pulls up Audrey’s OCT 2025 CT Scan
-The OCT 2025 CT Scan was taken 9 weeks after I had dental cavitations surgery by Dr. Daniel Brunner DDS in Atlanta GA
-Dr. Chandler tells Audrey that, next time, tell dentists to take the CT Scan at half size, don’t get the entire skull, because the full size reduces the accuracy of the CT Scan X-Ray
-T14, he sees gunk in the sinus (that is where I used to have the Sinus Polyp, see?), just a little, he would treat that non-invasively by having me do nasal cleaning with silver and XLEAR and a nebulizer (no surgery)
-T14, he sees that there is still cavitation issue on T14, near to T13, he shows me the dark thing on the CT Scan, I see it, he explains that you can see the STEINERBIO bone graft is working in most of the area of T14, but that little section where it is next to T13, it is still very dark on the screen, that means there is still cavitation there, see? He said he would treat it with a laser, and if that didn’t work, he would do surgery on it
-T30, on the OCT 2025 CT Scan, he sees a hole in the root, not a cavitation, it is a cavity, he would treat that with a laser
November 12, 2025 — I woke up this morning very dizzy. I think this is called Vertigo. I couldn’t stand without holding onto something like my bed or the wall. I did ozone sinus insufflation and made ozone water to drink, and I felt better, but not 100%. A little bit of dizziness lasted all day. I don’t know why this is happening.
November 14, 2025 — Here is a video of how Audrey is currently “walking” (still limping). While Audrey got dramatic improvement of her right foot problem from the first dental cavitations surgery, she didn’t get 100% full recover, so she is still limping a little bit. This video was taken 3 months after Audrey’s first dental cavitations surgery. Audrey is scheduled to have a second dental cavitations surgery by Dr. Chandler in Utah in February 2026. Audrey is praying that the second dental cavitations surgery will finally get Audrey to full recovery of her right foot problem.
-2025-11-20, I noticed that the "squinting eyes" problem has come back! Before my first dental cavitations surgery on August 15, 2025, I had this weird problem where I just felt almost an involuntary need to squint my eyes many times throughout the day. After the first surgery, I noticed that this "squinting eyes" problem was gone! But now, it has come back! I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that I just had Dentist Dr. Baer drill the cavity on T18 and she had to go "beneath the gumline." Also, I am starting to have tremendous back pain on my lower back on my right side only. The back pain is so bad that it keeps me up at night.
-2025-12-01, I had a Cracked Heel on my Right Foot that was bleeding. This is a crack in the skin due to dry skin.
-2025-12-03, Today I saw Dr. Sabet, Neurologist. This was my first appointment with her. She examined me, had me do lots of things like hold out my arms, try to walk on tip-toe, etc. She wants me to get an MRI Scan of my lumbar spine. Because of schedule conflicts, I cannot do the MRI Scan until January or February. I will be flying to California soon (visit family).
-2025-12-03, At night, I did Ozone Gas Cupping on my Cracked Heel on my Right Foot, and it felt better. Then I put Ozone Glycerin on it. The next day, my heel felt much better.
-2025-12-04, Dentist Dr. Baer put the porcelain crown on T18. She had to give me Lidocaine injections to do it. Afterwards, she had me go next door to see Dr. Manny Kim, Physical Therapist & Fascial Counterstrain Specialist & Postural Restoration Technique Specialist, https://unlockmybody.com/. Dr. Kim did a spinal manipulation on me that reduced my foot pain, not 100%, but noticeably better! I was surprised that this got a positive result for me! It wasn’t 100% relief, but it was noticeable improvement. I’m not sure if what he was doing was Fascial Counterstrain or Postural Restoration. I think it was Fascial Counterstrain. He had me lay down the table, face up, and he sat next to me on my right, and he put his left hand under my back, and he put his right hand on my right foot. I felt pain when he was touching my right foot, but as he did the spinal manipulation, I noticed that my foot pain was reduced. So that was very interesting! Anyways, I told Dr. Kim that I recently had a Zoom call with Dr. Chandler in Utah, and that he saw on my 9-week post-op CT scan taken by Dr. Baer on October 20, 2025, that I still have dental cavitations. Dr. Baer didn’t see these dental cavitations, but Dr. Chandler did. Dr. Kim said, I should still do what Dr. Chandler says to do (have another dental cavitations surgery), that it seems likely that the dental cavitations are related to my foot issue. He also mentioned that I am not the first patient that has experienced dental cavitations causing strange health issues that seem impossible, like orthopedic/mobility issues. He was also not surprised that I was finding a wide variation in the level of skill amongst dentists for identifying dental cavitations, as this is not taught in dental school, and there is still no standard operating procedure for diagnosis and treatment. Anyways, Dr. Kim said that he thinks there is more than one cause for my foot pain, as obviously this thing he did on my spine did noticeably help my foot issue.
Here is my opinion. While whatever Dr. Kim did to my spine reduced my foot pain, which is wonderful, it didn’t get rid of it 100%. I did find later on that day that I can now go down the stairs facing forward at an ALMOST normal pace (not 100% normal but much better than before) and while carrying something like my bag (but only if my bag is not too heavy). That is a big improvement, as I couldn’t carry anything at all and go down facing forward down the stairs! I could go down the stairs facing forward, but only while not carrying anything. And also, after seeing Dr. Kim, I now have a little bit of pronation-to-push off "lift off", even with just socks (I say that because, with shoes, the shoes give me “gripping” help, as they grip the floor) but I can only do it a short distance (to get across the room), as I still have pain and the motion is still not totally normal. I cannot go long distances like that. And I can't do it if I carry anything. And I still cannot run. But just being able to do a little bit of pronation-to-push-off motion while wearing socks at home is a big improvement! I couldn’t do that before. So there is definitely something to Dr. Manny Kim’s belief that I have multiple factors causing my foot problem.
Nevertheless, I still think the only reason that I cannot walk and run 100% normal is the dental cavitations. Remember, on SEPTEMBER 25, 2025, I was able to run in the parking lot due to Lidocaine injections in my mouth! The ability faded in a few hours, but I was running! Obviously, whatever spine thing that Dr. Kim found to be a problem for me and that he worked on, well, if you think about, back on SEPTEMBER 25TH, that spine thing was still there, and I was able to run! So I do not think the spine thing is what is preventing me from being able to walk and run normally. Also, Dr. Kim had me put popsicle sticks in my mouth and try to walk. He said that you have to have a good bite in order to for your body to walk normally. If your bite it is off, like your teeth aren’t touching, then your body pitches you forward, and you can get foot pain. Well, I will say, yes, the popsicle sticks did noticeably reduce my foot pain. This is true. However, I don’t think that this is what is preventing me from being able to walk and run 100% normal. Again, on SEPTEMBER 25TH, I was running in the parking lot, and obviously, my teeth-not-touching situation was still there! And further, my teeth have not able to touch for many years, and I had no problem walking, running, jumping, or anything else! I had airway palate expansion from MARCH 2022 to DECEMBER 2024, which expanded my upper palate much bigger and wider than my lower jaw, so my teeth haven’t touched for years! I just woke up one day in FEBRUARY 2025 with excruciating right foot pain.
There is definitely truth to what Dr. Kim is saying, and I plan to go back to see him again after Dr. Chandler does my dental cavitations surgery, but I believe the only thing that is preventing me from being able to walk, run, etc normally is dental cavitations. Also, to those who might be thinking, "she just needs to build up her muscles with physical therapy" or “maybe she has muscle knots or muscle tightness” that doesn't make sense, as I was instantaneously able to run from getting up from the dentist chair on SEPTEMBER 25TH. Someone whose inability to walk/run that is caused by atrophied muscles cannot do that! The atrophy doesn’t just instantly disappear, allow the person to run for a few hours, then suddenly reappear! That does not happen!