Lost Creek Chiropractic & Wellness Center

Lost Creek Chiropractic & Wellness Center Adding life to your years Lost Creek Chiropractic 419-224-2221


Lima Hours: Mon, Wed, & Thur 8:30am-5:30pm
Ottawa Hours: Tues 8:30am-5:30pm

It’s time to do what we do!!
11/10/2025

It’s time to do what we do!!

11/09/2025

I’m Back in the Office Tomorrow
And I Can’t Wait

After five weeks of healing, reflection, and a whole lot of pacing around my house like a caged golden retriever… tomorrow I’m back in the office.

I feel the joy of it already.
The anticipation.
The rhythm of doing what I’m built to do.

Yes, it will be chaos.
I’ll be putting out fires, filling holes, catching up on a mountain of things that apparently refused to do themselves while I was gone.
That’s part of the fun.

Because in the middle of all that noise, I get to deliver what lights me up:
top-notch, professional, holographic neurological and chiropractic care that reconnects people to their own potential.

I missed the work.
I missed the people.
I missed the purpose.

See you tomorrow. Let’s get back to building better, stronger, more adaptable bodies… one visit at a time.

Took a little drive today — had to make sure the office was still standing without me.Good news: the walls didn’t cave i...
11/02/2025

Took a little drive today — had to make sure the office was still standing without me.
Good news: the walls didn’t cave in, the lights still work, and the quote still says, “The power that made the body heals the body.”
Apparently, it also heals a few cracked ribs and bruised egos. 😅

Still not tackling any ladders or marathons yet — but the engine’s warming up again. Appreciate everyone checking in… you all make this place worth coming back to!

Day 20 — the ribs are still complaining, but we’re negotiating. 🤕😅Off the couch and getting my treatment on! 😎It was a b...
10/27/2025

Day 20 — the ribs are still complaining, but we’re negotiating. 🤕😅
Off the couch and getting my treatment on! 😎

It was a big day — finally got out and took a drive up to Bowling Green to see Dr. Jeremy at Meussling Chiropractic. Very tiring… and very beneficial.

He muscle tested me to track down the nervous-system glitches still hanging around from my fall, using light therapy, reflex work, and gentle neurological resets to get everything talking again.

Each day it’s less pain, more motion, and better energy. Healing isn’t fast, but it is faithful. The body’s got a blueprint — you just have to give it the time, tools, and trust to rebuild.

Still not ready for a manual adjustment yet (the ribs said “absolutely not”), but we’re getting close.

I’m deeply grateful for everyone who’s checked in, prayed, sent messages, or sent good vibes my way. You’ve all helped more than you know. 🙏

Miss seeing everyone and can’t wait to be back doing what I love — helping people reconnect, adapt, and heal.

Healing takes time… but we’re moving in the right direction — forward. 💪

Day 15 — Out Walking, Adapting, and Grateful!The fog is finally lifting, the sharp pains are fading, and every day bring...
10/23/2025

Day 15 — Out Walking, Adapting, and Grateful!

The fog is finally lifting, the sharp pains are fading, and every day brings a small but steady improvement. It’s been messy but steady — and that’s the truth about healing. It’s not a straight line. It’s the body adapting, recalibrating, and rebuilding one smart step at a time.

As always, I’ve got my GRT Lite with me — keeping my nervous system tuned up and reminding me that healing isn’t passive. It’s participation.

Couldn’t ask for a better healing partner than Elaine — she walks beside me, keeps the pace perfect, and somehow knows when to turn me around before I start pretending I’m ready for a marathon.

Even laughter’s starting to come back — still a little painful, but always worth it.

I’m slowly but surely getting closer to my goal: getting back to the office, seeing everyone again, and jumping back into the beautiful chaos of busy, purpose-filled days helping others heal and adapt.

And honestly — I’m blown away by all the texts, messages, prayers, meals, and good vibes. You’ve kept me encouraged, laughing, and moving forward. I appreciate every one of you more than I can say.

It’s been a journey — fog, pain, progress, and all — but every day the light gets a little brighter.

Grateful for you and love to you all.

Day 8 – Rib Fracture Rehab Update (aka “Still Kickin’… Just Slower”)Well friends, it’s Day 8, and things are moving in t...
10/16/2025

Day 8 – Rib Fracture Rehab Update (aka “Still Kickin’… Just Slower”)

Well friends, it’s Day 8, and things are moving in the right direction. Progress might not always feel great, but I know this kind of transitional pain is part of the process — it means my body’s doing exactly what it’s supposed to.

Every day gets a little easier. Healing takes time, and patience isn’t exactly my strong suit — but I’m learning (slowly 😅). The pain’s easing, movement’s coming back, and I know everything’s going to be alright.

Huge thanks to everyone who’s called, texted, messaged, prayed, or sent good energy my way — I truly feel it and it helps more than you know. 🙏

Special shout-out to Dr. Jeremy from Bowling Green, who stopped in to give me a treatment and adjustment — yes, similar to what I do! It reminded me that years of consistent chiropractic care have helped build a strong, adaptable nervous system — and that’s paying off big time right now. I’ll be resuming my regular chiropractic checkups and neurological rehab as soon as my body’s strong enough to handle it.

I also want to give a heartfelt thank-you to Dr. Yamaguchi, Kelly, Bob, and the entire team at the Glandorf Ambulatory Care Center. They were absolutely incredible — professional, kind, and thorough in every way. They took outstanding care of me, made sure I understood everything that was happening, and truly prepared me for what I’m working through now. Their compassion and skill made a world of difference.

And of course… Elaine deserves a medal. She’s been my nurse, cook, chauffeur, therapist, and comic relief through all this. Honestly, she’s showing more adaptability than anyone I know. 😆

I miss everyone — can’t wait to be back laughing, joking, and helping people adapt again soon.

Stay adaptable,
– Dr. Tony

P.S. Stay tuned — I’ll keep you posted as things move along. I’m just not thinking about social media quite as much these days (turns out healing ribs takes a little focus 😅), but I promise to update you when I can.

Important Update from Dr. Tony Well, friends… sometimes life literally knocks the wind out of you. A few days ago, I had...
10/11/2025

Important Update from Dr. Tony

Well, friends… sometimes life literally knocks the wind out of you. A few days ago, I had a hard fall onto concrete that left me with seven rib fractures. The ER team took great care of me — and yes, even there, I had my red light on, helping my body adapt and heal.

Per doctor’s orders (and probably common sense 😅), I’ll be taking the next four weeks off to fully recover and let these ribs mend.

The office will be temporarily closed during that time, and we’ll reach out to reschedule anyone who had upcoming appointments.

I’m grateful for all of your prayers, patience, and understanding. This pause is part of the process — a reminder that healing takes time, and the same principles I teach apply to me, too.

Can’t wait to be back, stronger and ready to serve you all again soon. 🙏

Stay adaptable,
— Dr. Tony

Family. Love. What matters most.Looking at these pictures of my crew, my heart is full.Life isn’t quiet or perfect—and h...
07/19/2025

Family. Love. What matters most.

Looking at these pictures of my crew, my heart is full.
Life isn’t quiet or perfect—and honestly, I wouldn’t want it to be.

Shoes go missing.
Schedules get messy.
Somebody’s laughing while someone else is crying, and somehow it all happens at the same time.

But when I look at these faces, I’m reminded… this is it.
This is what matters most.
This is love in motion.
This is what makes me proud beyond words.

And I have to say—Elaine has done an amazing job holding so much of this together. The love she pours into all of us is woven through every smile and every memory in these photos.

We don’t get these days back.
And even in the chaos, I wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Here’s to holding our people close and remembering just how blessed we really are. ❤️

06/21/2025

🌿 RESET WEEK 🌿

Just a quick note to let you know that next week is my Reset Week — something I do every fifth week to rest, recharge, and refocus. It’s part of how I stay energized, inspired, and able to bring my very best to each and every person I serve.

I may be off the schedule, but I’m far from checked out. These intentional pauses are how I stay sharp, passionate, and ready to keep learning and evolving — so I can continue helping others do the same.

I’ll be back in the office soon, ready to roll with fresh insight, new tools, and a renewed spirit. Until then, I hope you take a moment to reset in your own way too.

No, I’m not retiring — not even close. I love what I do far too much. 😉

See you all in a week!

— Dr. Rump

One thing I’ve learned from Dr. George Gonzalez is this:Healing doesn’t have to be hard.It requires precision, yes. But ...
06/18/2025

One thing I’ve learned from Dr. George Gonzalez is this:
Healing doesn’t have to be hard.
It requires precision, yes. But it can also be joyful, lighthearted—even full of laughter.
We had a blast a couple of weeks ago when he visited Lost Creek. We shared some old stories, ran some wild neurological tests (see the photos), and remembered why we do what we do.
The truth is, when your nervous system reconnects, so does your energy, your movement, your clarity—even your joy.
That’s what Quantum Neurology® gave me:
→ Tools that help the body communicate again
→ Confidence that the nervous system can be retrained
→ The joy of seeing lives transform, day after day
Thank you, Dr. G, for the years of mentorship and friendship. Our patients feel the ripple effect of your work every day.

About 15 years ago, I sat in a seminar led by Dr. George Gonzalez. At the time, I thought I had a pretty good handle on ...
06/16/2025

About 15 years ago, I sat in a seminar led by Dr. George Gonzalez. At the time, I thought I had a pretty good handle on helping people heal. But then something shifted…
He introduced a concept I’d never considered—a system of connecting the nervous system through holographic principles, showing just how intricately the body is connected within itself. He posed a powerful question: “What if everything you've ever learned about healing was only scratching the surface of what's truly possible?”
That day, I felt something light up inside me—like my own nervous system had just gotten plugged back in. What he actually shared was a deeper and methodical way to create congruency in the nervous system and unlock more profound healing than I had ever seen. I personally experienced this within my own family—we saw firsthand how reconnecting the nervous system sparked real, lasting healing in ways we never thought possible.
I started learning, testing, applying… and the results were undeniable. Patients who’d hit walls started improving. Cases that puzzled me started making sense.
A couple of weeks ago, Dr. Gonzalez stopped by our office. We laughed, we shared, and we celebrated how far this work has come.
Every single person who’s walked through our doors has benefited from that one moment 15 years ago when my perspective changed.
Because when your nervous system connects, your whole body begins to respond.

06/12/2025

This heartbreaking, yet ultimately hopeful, testimonial comes from one of our amazing patients.

“I Had No Life — Until Lost Creek Chiropractic Gave It Back”
— A Grateful Patient’s Story
When I first came to Lost Creek Chiropractic, I was in bad shape. I was suffering from severe back spasms that flared up whenever I moved — walking, bending, sitting, standing, even getting into bed. It didn’t matter what I did — the spasms were relentless.
Before coming here, I’d already seen a medical doctor, an orthopedist, and a neurologist. None of them could offer real relief. Eventually, I became completely bedridden. My life shrank to a single mission: find a position — any position — where the pain didn’t win. That was it. That was my “life.”

Then I found Dr. Rump at Lost Creek Chiropractic.
Within a short time, things started to change. He got me to sit and stand without spasms. I’ve now gone six weeks with only one spasm. I can walk for a full hour — pain-free. After being stuck in bed, that feels like a miracle.

The biggest surprise? How quickly the changes happened. Even my spine surgeon told me there was nothing he could do. My pain management doctor said I’d need a spinal implant. But they hadn’t met Dr. Rump.
If you’ve lost hope, or know someone who has, let them know there’s a place like Lost Creek Chiropractic. It gave me my life back. It might just give someone you care about a second chance, too.
[ Signed release- on file at Lost Creek Chiropractic] 6/5/2025

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My Story

I would like to share a part of my story very few people know. I was born in the aftermath of tragedy. In the year before I was born my mother was in a horrific life-altering car accident. The accident killed her sister-in-law and her 2 infant children. My mother was injured so badly she spent several months in traction for a fractured pelvis.

Before the 1-year anniversary of that accident she gave birth to me in the wake of that grief and suffering. That seemed to set the stage for what my life would become. I struggled with little things, like learning to speak. I had a terrible speech impediment that prevented me from starting school on time. I hit one roadblock after another. Everything was so much harder for me.

When I was in junior high, I was held after school every day for tutoring by nuns-- and you can only imagine how much fun that was, right? I felt I was different. All I really wanted was to fit in, to feel good about something.