My daughter recently had a wreck and has to see an osteopathic doctor soon
Oh wow I am sorry, that consists of manipulation of joints and bones.
yes, she is currently having to wear a back brace.
Is her lower part of her body okay? Her pelvis?
actually it is her lower lumbar...L4.  She is only 17, I hope it doesn't affect her for life
Well if it's any consolation osteopaths can work in all fifty states with full rights.
well, that's a start I suppose!  I wonder if insurance covers it?
That would depend on your health insurance if it fully covers the injury.
I'm hoping the other party's insurance will cover it, as it was thankfully not her fault
No-fault insurance
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