Story Telling

Every Chiropractic patient has a story to tell.What’s yours?

What were you like when you first began care?How bad was it?Were you in pain?Was it physical, mental, emotional?Did you try other forms of health care first?Was the change immediate, or did it occur gradually?

What else changed other than what you came in for?It is very common for folks to come for care with a back pain or headache just to realize that Chiropractic has helped them sleep better, hear better, or see well.Or they realize that their allergies don’t bother them nearly as bad as they used to.Often we hear “Doc, I started with you for neck pain and now I’m off my (“asthma”) medication.

Did Chiropractic save your life?If it weren’t for Chiropractic would you be doing things you are doing today?Most people think of saving lives as a big dramatic rescue where the fireman rushes in and carries the child out of the burning house.What about someone who couldn’t walk for themselves and because they were adjusted can now.Or they can keep their job instead of taking a medical “retirement” package.I wonder how many people could be like my nephew and truly have a life because a chiropractic adjustment was administered “behind closed doors.”When enough people are talking about the benefits of Chiropractic, we Chiropractors won’t have to close the doors when we go to the hospitals.

Part of our mission has always been and remains to be, to empty the hospitals and fill the Chiropractic offices.Until that day comes, I and all other Chiropractors around the globe need your help in telling the Chiropractic story to everyone you know.And the story is simple:

The power that makes the body heals the body.

That power (God) uses the nerve system as wires coordinating all the functions in the body.Anything that interferes with the power creates dis-ease in the body and the body malfunctions.Removing the interference allows the body to operate as created.

It is that simple.

“Simple solutions were placed in the minds of simple men to plague the minds of complicated men.”– Albert Einstein

Tell your story.

Thank you.