Wellspring Natural Health

I have considered acupuncture for several years. I have chronic migraines and it was not unusual for me to have 15 to 16 migraines in one month. I was on multiple medications that I took daily that were supposed to help prevent migraines. These medications did not help me in any way. Additionally, I have medications that I have to take when a migraine occurs. Georgia started working with me 2 months ago. She is extremely professional and truly cares about my well being. She took an extensive history on my first visit and at the beginning of each session, she and I discuss any issues I may be experiencing. By the end of the first month my migraine number had decreased from 16 to 7! That is truly amazing for me. I am so much happier because I do not have to struggle with the pain of migraines as often. I would highly recommend Georgia to anyone who is considering acupuncture. She will have a positive impact on your life.

I have been skeptical about trying acupuncture for years. But, after exhausting all efforts for chronic pain relief I decided to listen to the many people who have benefitted from Acupuncture. I’m so glad my first experience was with Georgia– she is great! I feel really comfortable going to her because she is very knowledgable and well educated in her field. I think Georgia sees the whole picture and nothing has made me feel like it’s too «out there» for the average person.
After a few sessions, I’ve already had some relief and feel positive about the treatment helping me in the long run. It’s definitely a different experience, and sometimes it can be sore but never in a bad or worrisome way.

Georgia is an excellent practitioner. She has great technique and makes you feel better before you leave her office. I’ve been to many acupuncturist and she is definitely one of the best.

Georgia did a great job. I’ve only tried acupuncture a few times with mixed results. I went to see her about a recent back injury and I left with significant improvement on my pain. She was very knowledgable and understood my pains. I will definitely be visiting her again soon.

I’ve gone to countless amounts of acupuncturist, and almost gave up on it all together until I had the referral of my trusted friend and our massage therapist. Georgia has only been treating me for my severe chronic eczema for four treatments, but I can already tell a difference! my body is constantly imflammed, but when I started to get swelling in my eyes and throughout my face, with one treatment it had disappeared! Even my doctor told me that my face looked way less swollen (without even asking her). You can tell she truly cares and has a deep compassion for people. I’m so thankful I found her!

2013 was not a good year for me medically. I ended up in the emergency room with pneumonia in May. I was given antibiotics, fluids, and told that would cure me. I thought it had until October when I started developing a high fever, chest pain and a weird little dry cough that would come and go. It was a three week cycle… high fever and chest pain in week one that would not go away, a more moderate fever in week two that would come and go, and then by week three I was weak, but doing okay. The doctor thought I had a touch of pneumonia, so more antibiotics. Just when I was starting to feel better, the fever returned and the cycle repeated.
I had my doctor baffled. Because the cycle described above just kept recurring, he first sent me to an allergist/​immunologist. That revealed nothing that would explain the high fever. However, this doctor did some blood work to see if there was anything revealing in that.
A few days later I went back to my regular doctor for routine blood work as part of my annual exam. When he compared that blood work to the results from the allergist/​immunologist, he noted my C-​Reactive Protein went off the charts in a matter of 5 days. So, the next specialist was a hematologist. Ten vials of blood later, they didn’t see anything way out of the norm. My CRP had decreased some, so it was trending in the right direction.
Right after seeing this doctor, the fever cycle began again for the third time. So now I’m referred to an infectious disease doctor. He had no idea what was going on, could only think that maybe I had some form of tick fever and tested me for HIV even though I regularly give blood and they automatically test for that.
Frustrated, I said «enough!» A lady at work asked if I had ever considered acupuncture. That sparked something in me! While I didn’t have any experience with acupuncture, I knew others that did and had positive results.
Enter Georgia! I told her my long sordid health story, and after a few visits things were much better!
Skeptics told me that I was near the end of the fever cycle anyway, and that acupuncture didn’t really do anything. However, in February 2014, I started feeling that familiar pain in my lungs again. No fever and no cough as yet, but a lot of pain. I again went back to Georgia. After the first treatment, I felt the pain move from my left lung to the top of my chest. After the next treatment, the pain moved to the right side, and after the 3^rd treatment the pain was gone. I went to a fourth treatment to make sure it was all gone. I didn’t develop the fever which had always accompanied the chest pain. Success!
Long story short, I credit acupuncture and Georgia with helping me heal my lungs. I learned so much from Georgia about this process, and I am so impressed by it that it is now the first thing I think of when I’m not feeling well.

Georgia is awesome! She’s extremely professional and well educated in her field of study. Before moving to Denver, she spent over a year in China, Nepal, and Tibet expanding her studies and treating droves of people in need. I’m so glad she’s now here in Denver to share her expertise.