1. Great video I saw this morning… Lana forwarded this video to me this morning. It’s a teacher (@msgellarteacheslittles) running through affirmations that she does every morning with her students. It is AWESOME! What’s cool is that by the middle of the school year, the students start leading these affirmations. I know affirmations are scoffed…
There is a story in Gilda Radner’s book, It’s Always Something, about her housekeeper’s cousin’s dog. The dog was pregnant and playing in the yard when it was struck by the lawnmower, and both back legs were cut off. They rushed it to the vet and were told that it could be put to sleep…
1. Video clip that caught my attention this week… There are lots of social media posts that highlight social problems and help to get us thinking about the ramifications of our actions (or inaction). I saw one this week about the dangers kids face on the internet. Kids take a mandatory written exam, are required…
Many of you will remember (but most may not) the television show called The A-Team. Mr. T was the tough guy in that series that most people will remember. Basically, there were four guys, all ex-special forces soldiers, on the run from the military for a crime they did not commit, that engaged in dangerous…
1. Text worth sharing… “Why would a child need chiropractic care?” That’s a question a lot of people ask. Our primary concern with any patient is how the nervous system is functioning. The most common area the nervous system gets disrupted is where the nerves exit the spine. So, we work on the spine to…
Would it bother you if I was recommending products that I do not use myself? Would it be upsetting to find out that I sell products and devices in my office that are not the best that I could find, but bring me the most profit? Would you lose all faith in me if you…
1. A post that I found super interesting this week… It’s no secret that huge amounts of money, time, and expertise go into creating food labels that entice us to buy their products. Words like “natural,” “fat-free,” and “all-natural” are used to make not-so-healthy products sound healthier. It’s unethical, manipulative, and should be better policed.…
Phineas Gage was a railroad worker who, at age 25, in the year 1848, had a metal rod shoot through his skull in an explosion accident. This rod went through his cheek, behind his eye socket, and out the top of his skull. He not only lived, but showed no physical problems other than being…
1. Controversial topic this week that I felt the need to weigh in on… So… does Tylenol cause autism? Like just about EVERYTHING these days, facts get clouded by emotions, misinformation, and political positions. A video was the easiest way for me to share my thoughts, so click below to watch… 2. Uplifting story I…
As I drove through the city, making turn after turn, working my way to my destination, I had a thought, a thought that I have quite often… how in the world would I have gotten here without GPS? All I had to do is punch in the address, hit a button, and viola… a map…