Why Did I Become A Chiropractor?
It's not all that cracked up to be.
Just kidding.
I couldn't fathom not serving and helping the kids that I do now in my practice, but it all started when I was in high school.
I had back pain when I was a child, even when I was very young, and I didn't get taken care of for it, or I didn't see relief for it until I went to the chiropractor for the first time when I was 18.
From that point on, I knew that I wanted to help people.
I wanted to help athletes improve their function, improve their performance because I was an athlete, and I played collegiate soccer.
And so, I planned to go to chiropractic school and then graduate and work with doctors who were working with professional athletes, helping people, and helping people rehab.
And that's what I thought was going to work.
And then, I learned what chiropractic could do for kids.
I heard a story about a child with autism who was completely in his world, not able to express himself, not able to communicate with his family, and living a normal life.
He was connecting and wasn't having as many meltdowns.
And I heard this story in this transition through video so that I could see it firsthand.
And this child then, later on, was having full conversations and living a normal life as a child.
And my vision was to serve children with special needs and to take care of families, pregnant women, and adults who are looking for something different for their health.