In Yibin, there are two large hospitals where each DC was attached. These interpreting doctors were fluent in English, very open and friendly and, in fact, we spent social time together after hours. In so many ways these doctors are like us. They desire better things for their families and want to help their patients the best they can. They too dream of owning their own homes.
All physicians use mass transit and bicyles for transportation.
My first day at the hospital, the hospital president, a neurosurgeon, came to my treatment room wanting to be adjusted. He complained of headaches, neck pain, a pain radiating down both arms, and upper-middle back pain. He was one of those chiropractic miracles. Rising from my table with immediate relief, he excitedly started telling everyone. Most of the hospital staff doctors and nurses came to me for treatment.