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A Note to Mr. Tomasi

If you read a couple of the comments on some of my posts, you'll notice some encouragement from Mr. James Tomasi. I'm humbled by his sweet words and time dedicated to motivating students. In reply, here's a note to Mr. Tomasi:

Thank you for your kind words, Mr. Tomasi. Your story is inspiring, and encourages students who are sweating through the course load at school.

I'm humbled by your ability to dedicate yourself to a cause you feel will change the world. Students need your type of guidance. Sometimes I feel that students lack dedication to a cause. This may possibly be because they lack a direction in our field. Not till recently (about 3 months ago) did I even feel focused on a direction. School can (for lack of a better expression) suck the life out of you. My passion kinda fizzled over the first 2 years. Now that I have "discovered" the life-changing work of upper cervical specific care, my future in chiropractic has taken a 180. I SEE a future in this field, whereas I couldn't even imagine a picture of my practice previously.

People, like you and Mrs. Tomasi, are the light that keeps us going. Thank you for dedicating your lives to spreading the word on upper cervical. I love to see people taking on their calling. You're awesome!

And for anyone interested in getting to know more about what James and Rhonda Tomasi have done for chiropractic, check out their website: Upper Cervical Advocates.

See you at Lyceum!!

Carowinds!

What's great about Sherman's location??? It's close to a lot of big cities, including Charlotte, NC. At the beginning of May, a bunch of our quarter went to Carowinds. We had a great time. It's awesome to have such things at our access, but be able to leave and live in a quiet area.

   The group at the beginning of the trip.

    

      

       

Here we are in the 3-D theatre.

          

         

             

      

      

Here is the rest of the crew.       

         

         

   

Here are the girls (minus Bethaney). I think I was talking, as usual.

    

      

What a fun group!!

    

   

            

  And Check out Matthew's 1st ride on a rollercoaster. I was SO proud of him. He took on The Vortex, which is a level 5 rollercoaster (the highest level in the park). Not to mention, we rode on the front row. Like I said, I was very proud of my buddy.

We Did It!

Our class did it! We are officially in the health center as interns. It's an awesome feeling. As part of this process, new interns are "pinned" at the quarterly Bagel Fest. Here is my big moment:    

Here is our class picture:

From L-R is Erik, me, Big Mo, Kevin, Bethaney, Qunna, Mo, Jason, Elizabeth, Mandy, Jared, and Joe.

I love this crew. I'm so happy to be with this group entering clinic. It's an awesome time in our lives, and I wouldn't want to share it with anyone else. :) (now everyone say "awh")

Chiropractic makes Good Morning America

Check out the great information shared on Good Morning America, Chiropractic for High Blood Pressure: