Some of the Many Causes of Mom’s Subluxations:

Caring for the children. Watching the grandkids. Middle‑of‑the‑night feedings. Carrying a purse. Working 2 full‑time jobs. Husbands. Giving birth. Those complicated car seats. Sweeping up after the baby eats. Worrying non‑stop. Learning new math. Trying to remember state capitals. All that laundry. Being the taxi driver. Being pregnant. Paying for college. Having to say “no” some­ times. Picking up after the kids. Standing in a cold rain watching your child play soccer. Standing in a cold rain watching your child play T‑ball. Standing in a cold rain watching your child play baseball. Watching your child participate in karate class and tournaments. Wrestling meets. Watching your child play tackle football. Spring cleaning. Moving your son or daughter off to college. Worrying about them while they are there. Nursing a baby. Making beds. Cleaning muddy floors. All‑those hugs and kisses. Picking up your child. Carrying a child. Wrestling on the floor with the grandkids. Teaching a child to ride a bike. Choosing your battles. Kneeling to pray for your children. Putting groceries away. Gardening. Sleepless night with a sick child. Running errands. Sliding down a slide with your child. Playing hopscotch. Giving piggyback rides.

Wishing all Mom’s a HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY! We love you!