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What Do You Stand For?

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Tough question. What do you stand for in Chiropractic? Do you practice Chiropractic as a way of making a living? Yes. Do you practice Chiropractic as a way of helping people? Yes. Do you practice Chiropractic because you know from the bottom of your heart that your purpose is to serve

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All You Wonderful Servants Out There

By Dr. Stew Bittman Yes, I’ve written about this before, but there’s nothing new under the sun, or so I’ve heard. And I suppose I need to hear it again. Anyway, I’ve gone back to watching my dog a lot, and I continue to learn valuable lessons for my life as a servant. Last month,

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The Silent Minority

By Dr. Stew Bittman It was the ancient Hindus, I believe, who said that we lose the majority of our energy and power out thru our mouths. “Silence is golden” is a proverb from our own culture with which we are all familiar. I have noticed lately that my tongue is intimately connected with the

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Chiropractic & Colic Babies

By Super CA Jackie If you have a colic baby (aka infant colic), there is help on the way. Usually the first step is to change formulas and to try every brand on the market. When that doesn’t work, you are calling your pediatrician on a daily basis to say that your baby is still

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Knowing the Know

By Mark Schulman, D.C. Recently I relocated my Chiropractic College diploma from the adjusting room to the reception area. A patient asked, “Doc do you know twenty five years ago today, you graduated?” I replied, “Wow,” imagining how the time has flown. The years rolled by with so many ups and downs, each a learning

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Bicentennial Trust Fund Started for Chiropractic

Media Relations; Palmer Chiropractic University System (DAVENPORT, Iowa) The Chiropractic Centennial Foundation (CCF) has sent a check in the amount of $59,860.70 to the Association of Chiropractic Colleges as the first deposit for the Bicentennial Trust Fund. The idea for the trust fund was initiated after the 1995 centennial celebration of the chiropractic profession when

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How are you feeling?

(A MMM by Dr. Sharon Gorman, D.C.) How are you feeling? I didn’t ask what you have been thinking about or worrying about or trying to figure out. Under it all, how do you feel? Are you happy at this moment in time? No buts, no if only – look at it as it is

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Pre-Medicine for Pre-Problems

You’ve got to love the pharmaceutical companies, they are so genuine in their concern for our health, they are actually “pre-concerned”! What does this mean, you may be asking yourself?

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Proud to be a Chiropractor

Monday Morning Message By Sharon Gorman, D.C. I spent part of last week in Atlanta at a Board Meeting. I got the opportunity to address the student body. I have done that many times but this is the first time since I’ve been a Board Member. I was trying to express to them how lucky

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Dr. Frederick H. Barge

Dr. Fred Barge, 70, died at his home Wednesday, July 2, 2003. He was born in La Crosse to Dr. Henry and Pauline (Ruprecht) Barge. He was married in 1957 to Audrey (Thomp-son) Barge, and together they had three daughters, Amy, Sally and Patty.

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The chiropractic law we’ve been waiting for!

If you are a regular reader of news from the World Chiropractic Alliance you have probably already read about “H.R. 2560” which is intended as an amendment to the Social Security Act to clarify the scope of chiropractic services in the United States.

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In Memoriam: Dr. Fred Barge

Media Relations; Palmer Chiropractic University System (Davenport, Iowa) Fred H. Barge, D.C., Ph.C., passed away on Wednesday, July 2, 2003, in La Crosse, Wis. A renowned chiropractic philosopher, lecturer, inventor and prolific writer, he was 70 years old. He was one of 19 chiropractors in his extended family. He was founder and president of Barge

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Loss of an Icon – Fred H. Barge, DC, PhC.

(Forwarded by Bobby Braile @ NYK) The chiropractic profession has lost an icon, and I have lost a dear friend. Fred H. Barge DC, PhC died Wednesday morning July 2, 2003 at his home inLaCrosse Wisconsin. As of this newsletter the family has chosen to hold aprivate service for the family. Fred suffered a sudden

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Five Years of Chiropractic News!

I was recently checking our news archives when I noticed that last week we entered our fifth year of delivering chiropractic news worldwide. It has been an incredible journey and Gods light has certainly shined upon us.

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The Ability to Heal

By Super CA Jackie Do You Believe Your Body Has the Ability to Heal Itself? For many people who walk into a Chiropractor’s office the first time, they really don’t know what to expect. We hear from time to time: “I don’t think this is going to work, but I’ll give it a couple of

Read More »

What Do You Stand For?

By Sharon Gorman, D.C. Tough question. What do you stand for in Chiropractic? Do you practice Chiropractic as a way of making a living? Yes. Do you practice Chiropractic as a way of helping people? Yes. Do you practice Chiropractic because you know from the bottom of your heart that your purpose is to serve

Read More »

All You Wonderful Servants Out There

By Dr. Stew Bittman Yes, I’ve written about this before, but there’s nothing new under the sun, or so I’ve heard. And I suppose I need to hear it again. Anyway, I’ve gone back to watching my dog a lot, and I continue to learn valuable lessons for my life as a servant. Last month,

Read More »

The Silent Minority

By Dr. Stew Bittman It was the ancient Hindus, I believe, who said that we lose the majority of our energy and power out thru our mouths. “Silence is golden” is a proverb from our own culture with which we are all familiar. I have noticed lately that my tongue is intimately connected with the

Read More »

Chiropractic & Colic Babies

By Super CA Jackie If you have a colic baby (aka infant colic), there is help on the way. Usually the first step is to change formulas and to try every brand on the market. When that doesn’t work, you are calling your pediatrician on a daily basis to say that your baby is still

Read More »

Knowing the Know

By Mark Schulman, D.C. Recently I relocated my Chiropractic College diploma from the adjusting room to the reception area. A patient asked, “Doc do you know twenty five years ago today, you graduated?” I replied, “Wow,” imagining how the time has flown. The years rolled by with so many ups and downs, each a learning

Read More »

Bicentennial Trust Fund Started for Chiropractic

Media Relations; Palmer Chiropractic University System (DAVENPORT, Iowa) The Chiropractic Centennial Foundation (CCF) has sent a check in the amount of $59,860.70 to the Association of Chiropractic Colleges as the first deposit for the Bicentennial Trust Fund. The idea for the trust fund was initiated after the 1995 centennial celebration of the chiropractic profession when

Read More »

How are you feeling?

(A MMM by Dr. Sharon Gorman, D.C.) How are you feeling? I didn’t ask what you have been thinking about or worrying about or trying to figure out. Under it all, how do you feel? Are you happy at this moment in time? No buts, no if only – look at it as it is

Read More »

Pre-Medicine for Pre-Problems

You’ve got to love the pharmaceutical companies, they are so genuine in their concern for our health, they are actually “pre-concerned”! What does this mean, you may be asking yourself?

Read More »

Proud to be a Chiropractor

Monday Morning Message By Sharon Gorman, D.C. I spent part of last week in Atlanta at a Board Meeting. I got the opportunity to address the student body. I have done that many times but this is the first time since I’ve been a Board Member. I was trying to express to them how lucky

Read More »

Dr. Frederick H. Barge

Dr. Fred Barge, 70, died at his home Wednesday, July 2, 2003. He was born in La Crosse to Dr. Henry and Pauline (Ruprecht) Barge. He was married in 1957 to Audrey (Thomp-son) Barge, and together they had three daughters, Amy, Sally and Patty.

Read More »

The chiropractic law we’ve been waiting for!

If you are a regular reader of news from the World Chiropractic Alliance you have probably already read about “H.R. 2560” which is intended as an amendment to the Social Security Act to clarify the scope of chiropractic services in the United States.

Read More »

In Memoriam: Dr. Fred Barge

Media Relations; Palmer Chiropractic University System (Davenport, Iowa) Fred H. Barge, D.C., Ph.C., passed away on Wednesday, July 2, 2003, in La Crosse, Wis. A renowned chiropractic philosopher, lecturer, inventor and prolific writer, he was 70 years old. He was one of 19 chiropractors in his extended family. He was founder and president of Barge

Read More »

Loss of an Icon – Fred H. Barge, DC, PhC.

(Forwarded by Bobby Braile @ NYK) The chiropractic profession has lost an icon, and I have lost a dear friend. Fred H. Barge DC, PhC died Wednesday morning July 2, 2003 at his home inLaCrosse Wisconsin. As of this newsletter the family has chosen to hold aprivate service for the family. Fred suffered a sudden

Read More »

Five Years of Chiropractic News!

I was recently checking our news archives when I noticed that last week we entered our fifth year of delivering chiropractic news worldwide. It has been an incredible journey and Gods light has certainly shined upon us.

Read More »

The Ability to Heal

By Super CA Jackie Do You Believe Your Body Has the Ability to Heal Itself? For many people who walk into a Chiropractor’s office the first time, they really don’t know what to expect. We hear from time to time: “I don’t think this is going to work, but I’ll give it a couple of

Read More »