SOUTH
SHORE FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC
Monthly News - November 2005
I don't like going to malls. I am not a shopper. I usually only go if I have something specific to buy. Consequently, I am not very familiar with the local malls. I also have a very poor sense of direction. As a result, I spend a good deal of time in front of the director/map of the mall to try to figure out where I am going. The most important thing to do is to first find out where you are, hence the little arrow showing you the location of the directory you are staring at.
You see, you cannot figure
out how to get somewhere unless you know
where you are. For us to reach a destination
of good health, which should be the objective
of every patient in the office, we must first
determine where you are. Your location, both
physical and mental are important. Physically
you are probably subluxated. One or more
vertebra may be out of its proper position,
cutting off the vital life energy to your
body, inhibiting your ability to be healthy,
to work, to play, to sleep and to reach your
potential in every aspect of your life. What's more, these subluxations have probably been present for years and may well have been reducing the quality of your life experiences since childhood. Mentally, we are even more challenged with a distorted view of life and health.
We are taught that germs
cause disease and that treating the symptoms
of a disease while ignoring the cause is
okay. We are taught that health comes from
somewhere outside ourselves rather that coming
from within our bodies. We believe that taking
something from a bottle or in the form of
a pill will actually make us healthy, rather
than just treating the symptoms. We are at
a place where we put our confidence in some
doctor to get us well rather that the inborn
wisdom of the body. We are not
interested in maintaining our health but only in getting rid of the illness when
it comes.
We think that getting
sick is a matter of bad luck, rather than
doing the wrong things or failing to do the
right things. Until we realize that our perspective
is wrong and want to change, we are never
going to find our way to a healthier, more
productive life. Chiropractic offers a new
perspective and a new direction. It involves
a radical change on our way of thinking,
even our way of looking at life and the world
around us.
- Dr. Bill |