Knee, Hip and Leg Pain

Cruciate Ligament Damage

Dear Quintin,
I am writing this letter to you to say thankyou for the help you gave me when I severely injured my knee in March 1999 and found out that I had damaged my cruciate ligament and my cartilage and had quite a lot of swelling and pain coupled with an unstableness and a problem with my left knee giving way.
You came to my house on four occasions to give me healing and even though I did not really believe that this would do much good for me. I was really surprised when the first time you put your hands on my knee I felt a strong heat and in a short while, a strange feeling of something moving around in my knee that you could actually feel and even hear going on.
After the next few healings the swelling had reduced and the pain had virtually gone and the knee felt much more stable and strong. I would just like to thankyou for your kind help and time you spent which has changed my outlook on the type of healing you do, it certainly worked for me. Yours Sincerely, M, Ayling (13/5/99)

On Easter Sunday 1997 – initial injury occurred after a bad horse riding accident from my own horse at a Riding Club Show Jumping competition. After recovery from the accident, I went back to enjoy hill walking and I took up running to reduce the weight gained after months of being unable to exercise. From entering the odd fun run, I began to set myself goals which included full marathons. At the finish line of Cork City Marathon June 2008 I went to the physiotherapists and I was told I had a classic case of ITBS –( Iliotibial Tibial Band Syndrome) or Runner’s Knee. The physiotherapy session left me in considerable pain. Whilst participating in the Dublin Marathon I twisted my knee. Since then I have had problems with a near constant injury. My knee was accessed again by physiotherapists and once again ITBS was diagnosed, I was told to rest and given a number of exercises to do. In the months afterwards – one day I could run pain free, other days it was painful with sharp pulsing pains starting from my knee and going up through my thigh, and also down to my calf. My Achilles tendon became inflamed so I ceased training and instead more training in a swimming pool. However every morning it took a few minutes for my tendons to “warm up” and my knee and tendons were stiff and sore.
In April 2011 I got the chance to see Quintin Smith doing a public demonstration of healing. I was most impressed with the results of those who went up to receive a treatment and so I wondered would it work for me. I eagerly booked a private session.
First and foremost he was incredibly professional in his manner towards me and my sister. For my treatment, I felt a constant wave of heat pulsing through my knee and it was as if somebody had untangled the injury from within my leg. I was then asked to try it out, and immediately felt an improvement. My knee was straight which it hadn’t been for some years. The following morning, I was ecstatic as there was no pain, no strain, no discomfort whatsoever. I didnt run for 2 weeks to allow the healing to settle down and then I was able to run 5km without any pain or discomfort. It was the first time in years whereby I was able to exercise without any pain!
I can only highly recommend Quintin Smith to all those who have sporting injuries and where physiotherapy has helped but not healed the core problem. At the time of writing this testimonial, around a month after the healing session I have had no pain in the injury site whatsoever, my tendons have also improved to a state whereby I am perfectly happy with the results. Evelyn (May 2011)

Knee and Back Pain

Hiya Quintin, Thanks to you and Dr Jones, I haven't felt so well, I was even up dancing all last night with friends and not a pain in my back at all. P.S My husband wants to thank you both for the wonderful job you did on his knee. Carol, (13th June 11)