Joshua Ayou's office is located at 9940 Talbert Ave Fountain Valley, CA 92708.
Joshua Ayou, FNP-BC
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Jul 24, 2022
I was hesitant when I arrived to the ER but I was tired of my back pain. I was waiting to brushed off like I had been for 10 years by so many PCP, physical therapists, and specialist. Joshua listened to my concerns and treated my symptoms as serious as they really were. He exposed my spinal injury via an MRI and asked me not to leave until it was read. The next two weeks were filled with profound change and improvement. If you want to know what it feels like to be freed from severe sleep apnea, severe TMJ, severe leg/foot cramps, and ED in a matter of weeks you would have wept as much as I did. I can stand up straight and I no longer feel like the grocery cart that pulls to the left. I feel alive for the first time in a decade. I came to terms that I would never be freed of this pain and with just a little care attention Joshua changed my life. Thank you.
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