Happy March!

March is here with an attitude of positivity. We have the date of March 4th which can be seen as “March Forth“. This reminds us to keep moving, to keep learning and to keep finding ways to help others.

We get to set our clocks ahead one hour as Daylight Savings Time starts March 12. The days are getting warmer and the sun will shine a little longer each day. This provides more opportunity to be outside and reconnect with our neighbors and enjoy outdoor activities.

We can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, appreciate the luck of the Irish, (and aren’t we all Irish for the day?), and count our blessings. It is so easy to focus on what is wrong that we often miss what’s right.

We can all “March into Better Self Care”. We could make better choices when we eat our meals. We can recommit to exercising more. Simply adding ten minutes a day of walking can make a huge difference. We can put down our cell phones and take a break from social media. We can also make the time to have our spines checked for vertebral subluxation.

Did you know there are chiropractors who come to our office to be adjusted? Did you know Dr. Daria and Dr. Joe have their spines checked every week? Did you know that every day stresses often can misalign your spine? Did you know the youngest infant to be checked by Dr. Daria was 8 hours old? Did you know our oldest patient is in his mid 90s? Did you know many children pictured on our wall now are parents and bring their children to us to be adjusted? Did you know that every nerve in your body transmits information from your brain to your body parts and then back to your brain? Did you know vertebral subluxations interfere with the proper functioning of your body?

Most of you know and understand what we offer. You continue to refer other people and their families to the office and we are grateful. Referring is easy. They can call the office to make their first appointment or request one online through our website.

We appreciate every one of you and look forward to seeing you this month. Keep moving forward in your physical movement as well as in your thinking.

See you on your next visit.

Dr. Daria

Dr. Joe