By Dr. Bruce A. Parker “Yesterday is History, Tomorrow will be your written Destiny, Today is a gift from God; that is why it is called… The Present.” What you do with this present is a matter of choice, and many times there in lies the challenge. What do you do today? When I first
By Super CA Lynne I had just returned from a weekend in Atlanta at a Dynamic Essentials seminar sat down to read the paper with the thought in my mind, “Are we doing enough, are we telling everyone the benefits of a chiropractic lifestyle? Are we really changing lives?” When I say “we” I am
I wanted to share some of the wonderful things you have been saying during the past year. These e-mails of inspiration always seem to come at just the right time. – Thank You! Awesome web site! WOW! We love this! You have done a great thing for chiropractic! Love and Light,Dan & Kristin Ribley— Good
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Monday, February 7, 2000Herbert Ross Reaver, D.C., a longtime chiropractic warrior and the profession’s “most jailed chiropractor” died this morning. Dr. Reaver had been a chiropractor for more than 70 years and was still practicing chiropractic in Cincinnati, Ohio as recently as this past Friday. He was chiropractic, through and through.
By Dr. Bruce A. Parker “Yesterday is History, Tomorrow will be your written Destiny, Today is a gift from God; that is why it is called… The Present.” What you do with this present is a matter of choice, and many times there in lies the challenge. What do you do today? When I first
By Super CA Lynne I had just returned from a weekend in Atlanta at a Dynamic Essentials seminar sat down to read the paper with the thought in my mind, “Are we doing enough, are we telling everyone the benefits of a chiropractic lifestyle? Are we really changing lives?” When I say “we” I am
I wanted to share some of the wonderful things you have been saying during the past year. These e-mails of inspiration always seem to come at just the right time. – Thank You! Awesome web site! WOW! We love this! You have done a great thing for chiropractic! Love and Light,Dan & Kristin Ribley— Good
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Monday, February 7, 2000Herbert Ross Reaver, D.C., a longtime chiropractic warrior and the profession’s “most jailed chiropractor” died this morning. Dr. Reaver had been a chiropractor for more than 70 years and was still practicing chiropractic in Cincinnati, Ohio as recently as this past Friday. He was chiropractic, through and through.