Clayton Labus

He asked questions that made it seem like he really wanted to get to the bottom of my condition. Once we moved onto the physical assessment it was the same but I started to get a little suspicious when he was showing me how different body postures affect my balance. It was the sort of demonstration you see at carnival tents where people sell magnetic bracelets. He did a poor job of explaining the exercises and I was left wondering the whole time if I was doing it correctly as he was off talking with coworkers. When I leave though he catches up with me outside and asks me to leave my gun and pocket knife at home next time because it's a medical facility. I immediately canceled my appointment. Guess I may never know if this was just another scam or the real deal but I will incorporate what I learned today into my life and see if it helps.