I have been having severe spasms and back pain for over a year.  Due to this I have been unable to do a lot of normal things such as eating out, taking walks, and everyday housework.  Even just sitting up causes pain.
I have seen many doctors regarding all of this and want to avoid surgery if possible.  This is why I decided to try Dr. Bond.  He has put me through the adjustments, the rehab exercises and now I am trying the acupuncture.  All of this is starting to help and I am doing the exercises he has shown me every night.  But the biggest difference is the acupuncture!  I cannot believe how this is helping.  My spine feels looser, my pain has decreased, and I have not had the spasms for quite a while.  There are small things I have taken for granted that I am now seeing changes in daily.  I never thought I would be one to try acupuncture, but I thought anything is worth a try.  This is definitely something I would recommend to others to give it a try.  I know I still have to be careful with what I do and all of this will take time, but with the help of Dr. Bond I am getting there.
The most important thing is Dr. Bond himself.  He is a very caring doctor.  He never rushes you, he listens to you, he is very considerate and respectful.  I for one am very thankful I found him.

-Gwen

I have suffered from back and neck pain since around 1985 when I was in a car accident. I have been to other chiropractors before, but I really like Dr. Bond. Not only does he adjust you and take away the pain, but he tries to get to the root cause of why the adjustments are needed. The exercises he has had me doing have really helped to strengthen my back and let me go longer between treatments. His treatments never hurt and if the adjustment causes another issue he is great about fixing that too. Great job, Dr. Bond!

-Melodie

I had a left knee replacement 5 years ago. I’m doing well walking but have had a lot of swelling. My right knee has been giving me trouble and I did not want to go through another knee replacement. I had heard about cold laser and luckily Dr. Bond had this machine. It has been very beneficial and my knees are doing great. He uses this on my knees and wherever I have pain. Great treatment!

-Carol

After years of headaches, stiff neck, arm pain/numbness, stiff back, and other problems I decided it was time to do something about it. After going to a spine surgeon and obtaining an MRI that showed compressed C5 and C6 discs, the surgeon suggested surgery. After all the stories I heard about spinal surgery I decided there had to be a better answer. I had been to a chiropractor years ago and know it had helped then so I made an appointment with Dr. Bond. He shocked me by listening to my complaints, made some adjustments and started me on exercises to retrain my body to how it should act, which I think makes as much of a difference as the spinal adjustments so I did them religiously, sometimes adding too much to them, having to back off a little. From the start I began to feel better with less pain and more freedom of movement. It’s been about eight months now and I still do the rehab with an adjustment once a month. The exercises take about 15-20 minutes which is not a lot of time to feel better. The pain and stiffness is not 100% gone and never will be but it is 80-90% better. If you have never tried chiropractic and have neck and back pain you should give it a try. My only suggestion is to go to Dr. Bond and follow his rehab and do it. It’s all part of getting better.

-Chuck

Pain. Statistically, Truckers have one of the highest percentages of on-the-job injuries. Being a truck driver, I've accepted injury as part of the job.
I've had my fair share of twisted ankles, scraped shins, and bops to the head, none of which have made me any smarter. But the one thing that I find totally debilitating is back pain.
A couple of years ago my back suddenly started giving me fits; it was awful. I called a nearby chiropractor, got in, he adjusted, and I made it through the night. After a few days of subsiding pain, there were no more problems.
Then recently my back acted up again. My Hon told me to call her chiropractor in Eaton, Dr. Bond, who was on my way to work. He evaluated me, did some adjusting, and suggested I take the next two days off. I hate missing work, but what can you do? That was Friday, and by Sunday I was feeling up to going back to work. Dr. Bond had suggested a regular regimen of adjustments to keep my back in place, but being hardheaded I declined. A couple of weeks later I was back in his office in serious pain and started the treatments. Between his therapy and a back brace, I was able to work, albeit slowly. That was about June.
I’m doing great now! The proof-of-the-pudding was my vacation to Florida, sitting for a two-and-a-half-hour flight. When I got up to get off the plane, I could move! I also rode two rollercoasters, one being the Sheikra at Busch Gardens, but that was another story.
I know the majority of you do not drive a truck, but you do drive a desk or a car. Ask yourselves: after sitting for a while and you go to stand up, does it take a few minutes to get straightened up enough so you can move? Does your neck hurt? Do you suffer from regular headaches?
Don't think I’m down on regular doctors or Orthopedic Surgeons; I’ve had my fair share of them in the past. But I have to admit, Dr. Bond’s chiropractic has done wonders for me, and probably can for you too.
And Skiers: the Season is upon us, and your skis are not the only things that need a “tune up”. Many skiers go all year waiting for this time of year, and their bodies are not ready for the slipping, sliding and falling on the slopes. Let Dr. Bond at help you get ready.
What have you got to lose but your pain?

-Scott Murray – full article originally published in Greeley Tribune – Greeley, CO – 10/1/08

Like Most people in their mid-sixties, life was enough to give me a few aches and pains. However, about 10 years ago, a horse-related accident landed me in the Intensive Care Unit. Then about 4 years ago another dirt-diving episode from the back of a fast moving horse got me a ride in the “Flight for Life” helicopter and landed me back in another ICU. After that, with two major concussions, skull fractures, extensive shoulder and back injuries and other complications I found enjoying life a bit difficult. Pain pills helped, but they’re just not the answer and while they may help disperse that black cloud of pain that hangs over you, they leave you in a foggy state and just didn’t sit well with my stomach. I’d been to my share of Chiropractors and that didn’t seem to do the trick either, so when a friend told me there was a new Chiropractor in town, I really didn’t pay it much mind. I had decided that with a back full of metal, a fractured vertebrae and my numerous other injuries, there just wasn’t much anyone could do. However, after a few months of pain and finding that it was almost impossible to do my artwork, I was desperate. So when my sister told me about Dr. Bond, I figured I had nothing to lose. My first day at Dr. Bond’s office was memorable, to say the least. His office manager is as personable as he is talented and they are both A-plus smart. His work does to pain what James Bond and his feminine heroines do to super-villains. With Dr. Bond’s help, I have been almost pain free. So if pain is your villain, don’t fight it with pain killers. Contact Dr. Bond, the “secret agent” that kills pain.

-Diana