It is almost here, Fairfield County’s premiere charity rowing regatta. Ok, I think it is the only one too, but that may change. This Saturday nearly 75 rowers from 4 states in the region will gather at Veteran’s Memorial Park in historic South Norwalk Harbor to row and raise money for the Connecticut Affiliate for  Read More

I did not write this following post, I have permission from it’s author Dr. Stephen Perle, a professor at the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic to post it. There have been many bill boards, bus ads, and inflammatory postings on this topic. Dr. Perle delivers clarity in a sea of rhetoric. The link to the  Read More

If you got to http://www.2dogs2000miles.org/ you will read about Luke Robinson, a man who was devastated about the loss of his dog to cancer. He decided to do something, not just talk about it. He is currently resting here in Newtown preparing for the last 200 miles of his journey to Boston. With the power of the internet,  Read More

I had the pleasure of attending this event yesterday. I was hoping to hear some ground breaking discussions on new and unique treatments. Being a chiropractor I am always looking at how integrative medicine will grow in the future. After a great discussion by the renowned oncologist, Dr. Barry Boyd, the rest of the day  Read More

Last Sunday February 28th, we attended the wake of Tony V. He was father/father in law of friends of ours. We had known him for the last 19 years. He was nearly 86 and was a surrogate grand pa to our kids. Always, warm, kind and inviting, he always made you feel like family. I  Read More

I have had this blog running for a few months now, trying to share quality information, (and yes not all of it is what I have written),  and even have some spirited intellectual debate. Unfortunately we have stumbled upon a chiro basher, chiro hunter etc. He chooses to argue with emotion and general claims akin to what one  Read More

Hey folks, once again I didn’t write this, but I think this discussion needs to happen. Too many patients of mine want an MRI at the first sign of pain. The actual link to this article is http://www.dotmed.com/news/story/10496# MRI Availability Linked to Possibly Unnecessary Back Surgery October 20, 2009 by Brendon Nafziger, Writer Ready availability  Read More