Many folks are rightfully talking about Hurricane Irene and rightfully so. IAround here it didn’t produce the dire effects predicted because we were all so prepared for it. We took in our belongings and anchored down those items we couldn’t pull in. Some cooked meals in advance and other loaded up on water and batteries. All in all, 24 hours without power in our area isn’t a big deal. We were blessed also by the fact it downgraded to a troipal storm by the time it landed in CT.
The same is true about adjustments, they are preperation for a big storm. Because you prepare by getting adjusted, you keep your power dialed into “max.”. Sure, we all know that inevitable day is coming when our power goes out. But it’s how we live now that matters. Keeping yourself well adjusted prepares you and helps prevent the long term and emergency damage that life may attempt to throw at you. It’s far easier to live with an ache or pain than it is a 911 situation.
Let’s pray for those folks who still are without power or knowledge of how to turn it on.
Dr. Brian
