Conforti Chiropractic

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After 20 yrs in a 25-yr-old clinic I can look back and be proud of the success I’ve had here. To be clear, I do not measure success in $ earned but in the significance that we have had on the people who entrusted us with solving their problems. The pain may have given them the idea to come in but the inability to live the lives they want was the problem that made them act.
After the 1st month with Dr. Conforti, I relayed what a patient said to me. The pain radiating down his arm from his neck was gone. He responded w/, “Good, you did your job.” What seemed like a dismissive comment became the cornerstone of what I wanted to accomplish with patients. Doing my job. Figuring out what will take them from where they are and the years of damage that caused it, to a life that they believed was gone. I have not been 100% successful in that endeavor. I may have not had the skills or tools at the time, I may have been more interested in seeing them better lives then they were, I may have not been able to help them see the proper path forward, but I can promise that I always gave my best effort to improve their daily condition. And the successes overwhelmingly outweigh the times of lesser outcomes.
Yesterday, I had an 80-year-old woman w/ tremendous burning sciatic pain that was a 9 out of 10. She is going on an Alaskan cruise this Friday…No Pressure. She came in today and said she was 80% better. She was able to be active today. She will come in tomorrow, one more time, and She Will go on her cruise. That is significant. That’s how I measured my success today.
Significance = Success