On Sunday, July 21st, the Girls 16s Super National Clay Court Championships came to a spectacular climax as third-seeded Katrina Tsang outlasted unseeded Gira Schofield in a thrilling 3 1/2 hour final at the Virginia Beach Tennis & Country Club. The Virginian-Pilot yesterday featured an article about Katrina Tsang and Gira Schofield, daughter of Dr.
By Dr. Fred Schofield WHATEVER IT TAKES I can improveI can adaptI can surviveWhat joy and adventure will innate bringIn this momentPlan, prepare, persistI can, I must, I willI will train till my will is like steelMy MojoWHATEVER IT TAKES! Chiropractic adjustmentReleases the power withinAllows the body to expressStimulate, activate, motivateTake controlExpand your mindLeap into
by Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to a news report today from Routers Health, the inability for doctors to communicate with Spanish-speaking patients may be undermining the health-care that Latinos receive across the United States. A survey conducted among Spanish-speaking Latinos found that nearly one in five put off going to the doctor or avoided going
On Sunday, July 21st, the Girls 16s Super National Clay Court Championships came to a spectacular climax as third-seeded Katrina Tsang outlasted unseeded Gira Schofield in a thrilling 3 1/2 hour final at the Virginia Beach Tennis & Country Club. The Virginian-Pilot yesterday featured an article about Katrina Tsang and Gira Schofield, daughter of Dr.
By Dr. Fred Schofield WHATEVER IT TAKES I can improveI can adaptI can surviveWhat joy and adventure will innate bringIn this momentPlan, prepare, persistI can, I must, I willI will train till my will is like steelMy MojoWHATEVER IT TAKES! Chiropractic adjustmentReleases the power withinAllows the body to expressStimulate, activate, motivateTake controlExpand your mindLeap into
by Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to a news report today from Routers Health, the inability for doctors to communicate with Spanish-speaking patients may be undermining the health-care that Latinos receive across the United States. A survey conducted among Spanish-speaking Latinos found that nearly one in five put off going to the doctor or avoided going