17 mm L4L5 Disc Herniation Healed in 1 Month of Limitless-AVOIDED SURGERY
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Greg's Limitless Program transformation:
"My name is Greg Willet and I avoided surgery and nerve block for a 17mm l4/L5 herniated disc after just 1 month of Whealth's limitless program. I can not recommend the Limitless program enough.
Picture 1 : taken December 4th.
Picture 2: taken February 2nd.
I started the program on January 6th as a last ditch effort to avoid surgery on my 17mm herniated disc. I've struggled with previous back injuries in the past and increasing pain over the last year that I could not get a handle on with my previous moveu program, rehab or manual therapy. I could barely work, stand or walk and as a Kinesiologist and soon to be Osteopath this is crazy embarrassing, frustrating, and isolating.
Why this program?
#1 - The community/support and quick feedback on your movement is the difference. Feedback /support from professionals and fellow members who understand how multifaceted pain and rehab is and who can relate to you.
#2 - The Structure. This program is simple. Follow it every day and you will get better at some point. You get out what you put into it every day. You may get better at day 7 or at day 100, but give it time. Andrew, Katie, and Cam will give you the tools and map, BUT it is up to YOU to find your grit and do the work on the days that suck..because you can't afford not to.
This program has given me my life back and gave me the tools to dig myself out of the hole I was in and move forward inspired, grateful, motivated, and happy to continue growing towards being pain free and stronger than ever.
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