Chris Holman speaks with Dr. Karen E. May, D.C., CCSP, CCIP, Momentum Health Neuropathy Center, Mason, MI.

This conversation introduces her to Michigan business community and Business Beat audience.To hear Carla and Chris review this year's event, click play on the podcast below!

In their interview above, questions covered include:

Chris covers in this discussion her career path.
What have been the highlights of your business?
How the company focuses exclusively on Neuropathy.
Anything else you would like to let the Michigan business community know about?

Her personal and professional life were abruptly changed in 2017 after an ordinary shoulder surgery resulted in a rare complication creating nerve damage and neuropathy on the dominant side of her body.

Like most Neuropathy sufferers she was in pain, quickly losing her quality of life and no longer able to see her Chiropractic patients.

PROFESSIONALLY 

Dr Karen May is licensed in Chiropractic Medicine as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. She is also Board Certified in Chronic Intractable Pain & Neuropathy and she’s a Neuropathy survivor.

Dr. May’s passion to serve others led her to Chiropractic Medicine. She opened her practice in 2007, and during the next 10 years served both her local Lansing, Michigan community and Olympic athletes at the Lake Placid USOC training facility. During the 2015/2016 World Cup Season, she was the team physician for the USA Bobsled and Skeleton National teams.

DR. MAY'S NEUROPATHY JOURNEY

Her personal and professional life were abruptly changed in 2017 after an ordinary shoulder surgery resulted in a rare complication creating nerve damage and neuropathy on the dominant side of her body. Like most Neuropathy sufferers she was in pain, quickly losing her quality of life and no longer able to see her Chiropractic patients.

She was told that it would take years to recover, if at all, and that prescription drugs were the only option she had for pain relief. Not satisfied with being told “hang in there,” she began searching for different, natural health options that more closely aligned with the Functional Medicine part of her practice. Her recovery journey included massive amounts of education and personal “trial and error” experiences. In the end, she constructed a transformation program that has led to over 300 people living life free from the effects of neuropathy.