Women Today

The Women Who Inspire feature would like to emphasize the 'amazing' abilities of local chiropractors. Today we present Cindy Scherer:

Cindy Scherer
Scherer Family Chiropractic
Menasha

What made you become a chiropractor? When I was 13 years old I was very ill, and my illness persisted for six months.
I sought medical advice numerous times to no avail, and one day one of my uncles suggested that my parents take me to a chiropractor. After being examined, X-rayed and diagnosed chiropractically, I began a treatment program to relieve the causes of my condition.
After two weeks of treatment, I began to feel so much better because my body was healing. The terrible symptoms I had been experiencing were gone within a month.
I told my dad on the way home one evening after being adjusted that I didn't know how it was working to make me better, but it certainly was.
I decided then and there that I wanted to be a chiropractor. I have been living my dream ever since.

What is the best part of your job? Being able to help so many people when they have lost hope of ever feeling good again.
Natural health care is truly amazing.

What is the most interesting case you've worked on? Some of the most interesting and rewarding cases I've worked on are with women who have not been able to get pregnant.
Helping women achieve this incredible miracle through chiropractic and natural means is phenomenal.

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