A new patient recently came in with acute sciatic pain. She was 69 years old, super spunky and hardly able to walk. She had been immobile for about a week. She said that the day of the appointment was the first day she was able to walk. She walked into the clinic favoring her right side and slightly bent forward. Walking up the stairs was quite difficult for her. She had nerve pain referring down to her foot following the gall bladder channel.