Judge grants temporary injunction against Enid business

(Enid-AP) -- A self-described healer says she will appeal a Garfield County judge's decision to temporarily shut down her business.<br><br>Tammy Jo Kennedy won't be able to operate the Nerve Signal

Tuesday, April 6th 2004, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

(Enid-AP) -- A self-described healer says she will appeal a Garfield County judge's decision to temporarily shut down her business.

Tammy Jo Kennedy won't be able to operate the Nerve Signal Interference Removal Technologies School of Alternative Healing until a permanent decision is made about whether she is practicing chiropractic without training or a license.

The Oklahoma State Board of Chiropractic Examiners sought the injunction against Kennedy saying she was practicing without a license.

Kennedy says her livelihood is at stake.

Assistant Attorney General Grant Moak, who is representing the state chiropractic board, says Kennedy doesn't take precautions like a health care professional would.

Kennedy's attorney argued that so far no patients have been hurt.