Serving others is what I want to do. Admittedly, it was not the purpose I first started out with, but one that I was introduced to at my first D.E. meeting. My fire to help and serve others through chiropractic was kindled at the meeting and that desire has continued ever since. I felt that warmth in my very core. Nothing else feels like it.
Nothing compares to it, nothing.
Nope, I just continued to enjoy the feeling of doing what I love best. Of course I realize that in order to continue to be able to enjoy this feeling, I must work to keep chiropractic in the forefront of both the public, and the state and national legislative bodies. I know that I also must persist in attending state association meetings, support the ICA, PACs, colleges of my choice, and all the rest of the things that help to enhance my profession. But I drove those thoughts and concerns away this day and continued to luxuriate in the warmth. It persisted into the evening when I wrote little notes to patients who I felt the need to encourage or thank for allowing me to care for them.