Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "Woman Paralyzed After Chiropractor Visit" video.

  1. ​ @noddingbart6915  That's a terrible comment you made. I more than understand people choosing to avoid chiropractors; I've never been to one myself. But blaming her as if she chose to jump out of an airplane without a parachute is absurd. Statistically speaking, going to a chiropractor is safer than driving to work every day. This is hardly her fault.
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  2. ​ @frankpaya690  I hope he's proud of his idiocy
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  3.  @noddingbart6915  You write as if she did something which is widely considered reckless, and that is simply not the case. If you crossed the street and got run over by a speeding car, I doubt you'd be shouting from the rooftops, "my fault!", although you must know that on rare occasions such things do happen. Secondly, it serves no positive purpose to blanket the comment section by pointing fingers at the victim, as if she hasn't suffered enough as it is.
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  4.  @noddingbart6915  I'm right about every point I made, not just that one. As to the dangers of chiropractory, if that's a word, I sure never knew about all that until I saw this video, followed by a few minutes afterward doing basic online research. Now I wouldn't go near one, but I'd never before known the inherent danger. That information is simply not known by the general public; chiropractic has been an accepted part of the medical field for generations now, including studies done by the NIH, which is considered the most prestigious health institute in the world. You can certainly argue that things should change, as apparently what happened in this situation, while extremely rare, is nonetheless considered a risk known and accepted in the field. But don't blame the patient for that, as it is not her fault, and certainly don't blanket the comment section with an accusing finger. The girl has suffered enough.
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  5. ​ @jamesrocket5616  Your title might be worse than Inside Edition's
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  6.  @TheLast-One  Lol
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  7.  @oldi184  They wrote the part about touring the new home because that was the hook which allowed them to report the story. The terrible incident in the chiroparactor's office happened eight months prior.
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  8.  @eloishashalom1458  God wants us to go to doctors when necessary
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  9.  @Gelinnawen  Nope. He did nothing wrong, even according to the family.
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  10.  @eloishashalom1458  Or so you say. Show me where anyone - aside from you - makes such a claim.
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  11. Does Inside Edition hire illegal aliens, just over the border, to write their headlines? What a mess.
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  12.  @ericc3682  Apparently it wasn't medical negligence, but an extremely rare occurrence that is a known possibility. Even the family has not blamed the chiropractor.
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