Named for a small town in Idaho, she was born in that state. Picabo StreetFame came her way as an Olympic gold medalist, and World Cup ski champion. Her career could have been a disaster if she hadn’t turned to chiropractic care.
“Chiropractic has been a life saver for me,”Street. “I can say that [without it] I do not think that I would be able to ski today, recreationally or otherwise.”
Street won a 1998 Winter Olympics gold medal. Street broke several of her legs when she crashed into a fence that same year. Despite her setbacks, she refused to quit and committed herself to returning to the slopes after her recovery.
In 2000, she was able to return but couldn’t train without medication. After two visits to her chiropractor, she was able to train prescription-free.
“After I had met with Dr. Craig Buhler, I can honestly say it’s made a profound impact on my life,”She says. “It has allowed me to chase my dreams and make them come true.”
Street retired from competitive sport after the 2002 Olympic Games. The documentary features Street. “Doctored,”You can see her receiving care, and she will talk about the benefits of chiropractic. For more information, please visit www.yes2chiropractic.org.
