I personally would not be comfortable with the idea of having a chiro-scholar as president of a major organization making decisions as to the future of chiropractic. Most chiropractic patients do not have simple, uncomplicated lower back pain. Most patients that I have treated have real problems that have not been satisfactorily treated by the medical establishment. These patients come to us as a last resort. I thank God every day that I have been able to help many of them.
Experienced chiropractors are aware of their limitations.
They are aware of when their treatment plans have reached maximum improvement and when the patient might be better served by another practitioner. Clinical observation is the precursor of experimentation. I'm opening this matter in an attempt to receive objective help from doctors who are familiar with this situation and to inform other colleagues to beware of falling into this scenario themselves. My sale contract is nearly twenty pages and was finalized by an attorney. He strongly believes that because this certain part of the receivables were uncollectible at the time of purchase, he should now be reimbursed for what he paid for them.