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I was introduced to chiropractic in 1985 after suffering for years with migraine headaches. I was stationed in Germany at the time. I tried military doctors and German doctors, but still continued to suffer. While home on leave in NY, my mother convinced me to see a chiropractor. The amazing results that I got from that visit convinced me that I needed to become a chiropractor in order to help others with similar problems.
After graduating from Palmer College in Iowa, 1990, I came to practice in Yakima. I met my wife Traci at church and we were married in 1992. We now have five children, four boys and one girl. They were all born naturally, and raised with no vaccinations, antibiotics or other medications. (If that sounds appealing, I’d love to discuss it with you.)
All these years later, I still see my chiropractor at least one time per month. So does every member of my family and staff. It keeps our nervous systems interference-free, our immune systems strong, and we don’t seem to get the bugs that go around.”
