By Jay Handt, BS, DC, PhCFrom “The 34th Principle” Is it religious to acknowledge that there is a power that is greater than us, that animates the universe; that is responsible for the unfolding of life? Is it religious to hold the belief that the power that made the body heals the body? Is it
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
(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
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.
What a weekend! I’m still recovering. We had over 100 people at this past weekend’s Focus. The cool part is that almost half of those people were under 15 years old. It was truly a family weekend. During the Pizza Pool Party Saturday night I counted 40 people in the swimming pool at one time.
By Jay Handt, BS, DC, PhCFrom “The 34th Principle” Is it religious to acknowledge that there is a power that is greater than us, that animates the universe; that is responsible for the unfolding of life? Is it religious to hold the belief that the power that made the body heals the body? Is it
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
(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
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.
What a weekend! I’m still recovering. We had over 100 people at this past weekend’s Focus. The cool part is that almost half of those people were under 15 years old. It was truly a family weekend. During the Pizza Pool Party Saturday night I counted 40 people in the swimming pool at one time.