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

March 1, 2026 marked 35 years in practice.Thirty-five years. Where does the time go?I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the...
03/03/2026

March 1, 2026 marked 35 years in practice.

Thirty-five years. Where does the time go?

I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Insurance headaches. Long days. Doubt. Growing pains. Mistakes I had to learn from the hard way.

But I’ve also seen miracles in motion.

A patient with multiple back surgeries who walked out 60% better on day one.
A kid who broke through his “sticking point” and became Player of the Year.
A D1 athlete now living his dream.
A mom who finally had the time to focus on her own health and now walks 30–40 minutes a day, enjoying life with her kids and grandkids.
A woman who beat cancer and is now building strength and hope every single week.

Nothing beats hearing, “I’m doing so much better.”

After 35 years, I still have the same fire. Maybe even more.

The changes I’ve seen in people’s lives? Incredible.
The growth in me? Just as real.

Grateful. Humbled. Still passionate.
And just getting started.

Thank you for trusting me with your health. ❤️
With Gratitude:

Dr, Anthony Rump DC, QNCP

01/27/2026

A quick follow-up to my last post…

Around here, we don’t chase symptoms.
We don’t relive the injury story every visit.
And we don’t confuse relief with progress.

What we actually do is help your nervous system adapt better — to stress, to life, to work, to aging.

When the nervous system gets clearer and more efficient, the body does what it was designed to do:
regulate, heal, and perform.

That’s the lens we use.
That’s the work we do.
And that’s why care here looks different.

If that resonates, you’re probably in the right place.

What I Actually Do (and who does best here)I help people retrain and expand their nervous system so their body can adapt...
01/25/2026

What I Actually Do (and who does best here)

I help people retrain and expand their nervous system so their body can adapt toward health instead of toward sickness.

Your body is always adapting.

The real question is simply which direction.

In my office, we don’t chase symptoms or relive pain stories.

We work with the nervous system — the body’s operating system — because when the software runs cleaner, the hardware performs better.

My approach focuses on:

Clearing interference so the brain gets a better signal
Expanding nervous system capacity and resilience
Helping the body adapt to stress, movement, and life more efficiently over time
Tracking progress, not just temporary relief

This works best for people who understand that:

Healing is a process, not an event
The goal isn’t just feeling better, but functioning better
Consistency beats intensity every time

If you’re looking for:

A quick fix
Endless explanations
Or someone to help you adapt around sickness

I’m probably not your guy.

But if you’re ready to upgrade the software, expand your system’s capacity, and help your body adapt forward — welcome. This is what we do here.

— Dr. Tony

Lost Creek Chiropractic & Wellness

Feeling deeply grateful today.Veronica gave me this gift as a thank you for being part of her journey, and I’m honestly ...
01/21/2026

Feeling deeply grateful today.

Veronica gave me this gift as a thank you for being part of her journey, and I’m honestly humbled.

When I first met her, she was in constant pain, barely spoke, and couldn’t see a way forward.
Her sister believed in her early and made the referral.
Her family stayed supportive through the hard parts.
Many practitioners helped along the way.

Most importantly — Veronica kept going.

I’m reminded that God often works through people, patience, and process — not just moments.

Today she’s working, driving herself, and living her life again.

This is what healing really looks like:
support, consistency, and a body that relearns how to adapt.

Grateful for the gift.
Grateful for the journey.

Christmas doesn’t end today—it continues in how we live, love, and show up.This year slowed me down, refined me, and rem...
12/26/2025

Christmas doesn’t end today—it continues in how we live, love, and show up.

This year slowed me down, refined me, and reminded me what actually matters.

Moving forward with gratitude, faith, and trust that God isn’t finished yet.

Merry Christmas.Today we celebrate the greatest gift ever given—Jesus.Not because life is perfect, but because God is fa...
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas.

Today we celebrate the greatest gift ever given—Jesus.

Not because life is perfect, but because God is faithful.

Grateful for faith, family, and the reminder that no matter what this year held, God was present through it all. Merry Christmas.

On Christmas Eve, the world was still broken—but hope arrived anyway.This year taught me that healing doesn’t always com...
12/24/2025

On Christmas Eve, the world was still broken—but hope arrived anyway.

This year taught me that healing doesn’t always come fast, loud, or on our schedule. Sometimes it comes quietly, faithfully, and one step at a time.

Grateful tonight for God’s presence in every season—especially the slower ones.

There’s something about Christmas through the eyes of children that resets your perspective.Joy without conditions.Hope ...
12/24/2025

There’s something about Christmas through the eyes of children that resets your perspective.

Joy without conditions.

Hope without hesitation.

Grateful today for the reminder of what really matters—and for the responsibility we have to pass faith, love, and steadiness to the next generation.

This past year stretched me in ways I didn’t expect—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.Christmas reminds me that G...
12/22/2025

This past year stretched me in ways I didn’t expect—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Christmas reminds me that God doesn’t waste seasons like that. He uses them

Grateful today for strength that grew quietly, faith that deepened, and the people who walked alongside us through it all.

As Christmas approaches, I’m reminded how much of life is meant to be shared.Family. Laughter. Generations in one room.T...
12/21/2025

As Christmas approaches, I’m reminded how much of life is meant to be shared.

Family. Laughter. Generations in one room.

This season isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence.

Grateful for the people God has placed in our lives and the reminder that none of us walk alone.

12/20/2025

You don’t grow confident by avoiding hard conversations.
You grow confident by having them.

12/19/2025

The longer I do this, the quieter my explanations get —
and the better the results.

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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.