By Sharon Gorman, D.C. I try to live God’s will for me. I realize that when I am able to turn it over to God then everything falls into place so much better. The idea that I am in control of the way my life turns out is an illusion. I certainly don’t use that
By Sharon Gorman, D.C. When I am with a patient I have to discipline my mind to stay with that patient. My mind often starts to wander. Sometimes it happens before I know it. When it happens I need to come back. It takes discipline. I can’t beat myself up for it happening I need
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
By Sharon Gorman, D.C. This time of year I always have to force myself to slow down a bit and smell the roses. I remember when I first started in practice I went over 3 years without taking a day off. I thought it was the way to go since I cared so much about
A Monday Morning MessageBy Sharon Gorman, D.C. Most people die from heart disease, strokes and cancer. Think for a minute, how many of your active patients who get adjusted on a regular basis die from any of these ailments? I’m not talking about patients that stop in a few times a year to get their
By Sharon Gorman, D.C. I try to live God’s will for me. I realize that when I am able to turn it over to God then everything falls into place so much better. The idea that I am in control of the way my life turns out is an illusion. I certainly don’t use that
By Sharon Gorman, D.C. When I am with a patient I have to discipline my mind to stay with that patient. My mind often starts to wander. Sometimes it happens before I know it. When it happens I need to come back. It takes discipline. I can’t beat myself up for it happening I need
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
By Sharon Gorman, D.C. This time of year I always have to force myself to slow down a bit and smell the roses. I remember when I first started in practice I went over 3 years without taking a day off. I thought it was the way to go since I cared so much about
A Monday Morning MessageBy Sharon Gorman, D.C. Most people die from heart disease, strokes and cancer. Think for a minute, how many of your active patients who get adjusted on a regular basis die from any of these ailments? I’m not talking about patients that stop in a few times a year to get their