JoAnn Nystrom's ordeal with ST began on June 16, 1999. Her physical discomfort is quite visible in the "Before" photo. JoAnn finally got some relief from her symptoms in August 2003 as her smile vividly shows

Life seemed fine for a smiling Mary Pelechic of Williamsburg, VA back in 1996. That was before she contracted a form of ST called anterocollis in which the chin is forced down, touching the chest. This is the most difficult form of ST to treat, if it can be treated at all. So far, Mary has not found relief.

Botox injections have done a world of good for Eileen Cahill of Concord, California. You can see the dramatic difference in this sequence of photos, two that were taken before her injections began and two taken since she's received Botox. What a difference! Her beautiful smile says it all!

The physical and emotional impact of Spasmodic Torticollis (ST) can be absolutely devastating. Monica Archer (below) of Spring Lake, Michigan was victimized by painful neck pulling and bulging neck muscles. The impact of this neurological disorder is very evident-as is her smile after her first Botox treatment brought relief.

Before	After
Monica Archer

Dan O'Neill (below) of Sacramento, CA has been suffering with ST for 35 years. Unfortunately, so far, he has not found a successful treatment.

Dan O'Neill