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The Power of Upper Cervical Documentary

If you haven't already noticed, there is a small blue box on the right side of this page. The title of that box is: The Power of Upper Cervical. If you click on that link, you will be directed to the website of the new documentary on specific upper cervical care. It's powerful!!

I encourage you to peruse this great, informative site. And if you feel like it, order one of the DVDs. Now, I don't see a cent from these films. But this message is SO powerful and life-changing (i.e. correcting the upper cervical spine can save your life) that it MUST be told. Click on the video links to the left, and watch Dr. Tom Forest (arguably the lead doctor in the Blair field) speak about an awesome case from his clinic. There is also a video clip from Greg Buchanan (former Microsoft director) about his life-changing experience with upper cervical care.

Upper Cervical Practice Building Seminar in August

If you are excited about upper cervical like I am, then you might be interested in the following seminar:

UCHC presents: Building an Upper Cervical Practice - Friday, August 22- Saturday, August 23 in Charlotte, NC

Upper Cervical Health Centers has been designed around the idea that specific upper cervical care gets "sick people well". UCHC is a franchise for specific upper cervical chiropractors only. Specific upper cervical includes: Blair, NUCCA, AO, Orthospinology, KCUCS, and Kale.

A quote from the UCHC website:

"If you have Upper Cervical in your heart as well as your mind, we would like you to join our team. Our desire is to help you build a large, successful practice. We are going to share with you everything we have learned over the past 13 years and save you the hundreds of thousands of dollars that we have spent trying to build a successful practice. We will hold you by the hand and walk you through our systems step-by-step. In just a few short months, you will be on your way building the practice of your dreams.

The doctors we are looking for are very special and must be excited, passionate and dedicated to helping people through Upper Cervical care.  Not everyone that applies will be accepted to become a member of our team but, if you are passionate about taking care of people and know in your heart that every person in this world should be checked by an Upper Cervical doctor, then I believe you will be pretty excited about UCHC. We have always felt that we, as Upper Cervical doctors, have a greater purpose.  We not only want to help the people in our communities, we want to help the sick and suffering people across the globe. We realize that the only way we can achieve this vision is to have an army of dedicated and passionate individuals willing to work as a team."

I'm Back

Okay, so this may be a short post. But it should be followed later by more information. Last night I got back to the states from the Dominican Republic. I had a very humbling experience. We saw the poorest places on earth, and yet experienced such joy from the people there. The rariety of electricity and running water on our trip made our experience more rewarding. We only slightly walked in these people's footsteps.

Their lives are built on community, and are not distracted by all the addictions we have. In that instance, they are more blessed. I pray I take something from this trip to change my need for all my great addictions (tv, fast food, AC, etc). Anyway, more to come later. I definitely need some rest.

Pump It Up

Well, yesterday Addison and I went to the best place for kids for $5... Pump It Up! This place is great! Addison loves to play there, and it's so cheap. They open the rooms up on Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 - 11:30 am...perfect amount of time for my two-year-old.

I forgot to take my camera for pictures. But then again, I don't think I would have time to do so. Addison played hard the entire time...and mommy had to play with her as well. I can't say I'm not sore today; I definitely am feeling my age. Anyway, here's a photo from their website. I encourage anyone with a child (especially 5 and under) to take advantage of those play times; they separate the kids by age, so your little one doesn't get trampled...and can play as much as they want, without big kids taking over.