01/28/2026
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Stucky Chiropractic Roswell Alpharetta
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Saturday by Appointment only. Dr. Jason Q. Stucky - Chiropractor - Activator Methods, Advance Proficiency Rated, Certified Kinesio Tape Practitioner.
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2302 Macy Drive
Roswell, GA
30076
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 1pm |
| 3pm - 6pm | |
| Tuesday | 3pm - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 1pm |
| 3pm - 6pm | |
| Thursday | 3pm - 7pm |
| Friday | 9am - 1pm |
| 3pm - 6pm |
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The Stucky Story written by L. Joe Stucky
The year was 1936 (the year of my birth), and our country was in the throes of the Great Depression. It was one of the hottest summers on record in our hometown; Pine Island, Minnesota (15 miles from Rochester, home of the famous Mayo Clinic). My older sister, Gyla, was experiencing a serious and painful ear infection. The medical treatment she was receiving consisted mainly of lancing the eardrum once or twice a week to relieve pressure and enhance drainage. She was crying incessantly and no one was getting sleep at night.
As the infection lingered, my grandfather (who had a 4th grade education but was a very clever, astute business man) suggested to my father, Leo (a tough minded small town banker) that his granddaughter would not be able to hear by the time she started school (she was five at the time) if the malady continued. He further suggested that my father take Gyla to a chiropractor in Rochester. To my father this was preposterous. He thought, “What can a ‘bone cracker’ do for a child with ear infection?” Grandfather further stated he and his wife (Dad’s stepmother) had benefited substantially from chiropractic adjustments and that they had seen many children in the office as well. Parents were extolling the virtues of adjustments for their children’s health.
At whit’s end, my father took Gyla to see Dr. Roland Villett, whose office was on the second floor of the Stoppel Building, two blocks east of the Mayo Clinic. A canopy over the sidewalk entrance was surrounded by a red neon sign that said, “Chiropractic gets sick people well.” How prophetic this was!
While waiting with my sister, a man in doctor’s garb came out and invited them into his treatment/adjusting room. The man looked a little strange with his thick glasses which Dad said looked like the bottom of a Coke bottle. The doctor was legally blind but his marvelous hands and touch were unaffected.
