Path of Life Chiropractic Health Center

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

02/22/2026

Path of Life Chiropractic will be CLOSED Monday, February 23, 2026 due to weather. If you had an appointment, feel free to reschedule yourself via the app for Wednesday or Thursday - I will be contacting each of you to facilitate that. Have a fun snow day! 🐾❄️

02/17/2026

why does this remind me of Cosmos at the practice during adjusting hours?....

01/31/2026

just a reminder that I will not be in the office next week 😉

Dr. David and Dr. Heather will be covering the office on Wednesday, make sure you use the app to reserve your appointments with them!

01/26/2026

happy snowy Monday! The dogs and I are here at the office if you'd like to come by. The roads are kind of crappy, and if you're not comfortable driving in this, please reschedule using the app for Wednesday. I opened up availability from 1 PM and until 6:30 PM to accommodate reschedules.

stay warm!

01/12/2026

this is something I talk about with people pretty regularly!

Identifying a "problem" is actually sort of like identifying a target, and an obstacle usually contains an opportunity for growth.... and if you never get clear on either, you're unlikely to even address the issue at hand. However, if you are clear on what you're aiming at, then resolution or improvement will be within your sites, with action and discipline.

Remember that you will miss 100% of the shots you don't take 🤓

01/06/2026

Wonderful update on my precious redhead Roxy! We had our yearly wellness visit with Dr. Jill at Hollis Vet and all is well - Roxy's shoulder now checks out fine, and Dr. Jill agreed she had a little something residual in her lower neck on the right. So, I will just keep checking and adjusting that subluxation periodically until it fully clears up!

What does a wellness visit look like for 9-year-old Roxy these days? Well, we had to look at a couple of little bumps that are not changing, we agreed to just leave them unless they grow or get inflamed, at which point we may opt to biopsy. We do senior blood work, which can be helpful and determining whether they have something brewing that may be corrected with diet for supplements,  and heartworm and tickborne testing, which were all clear (nice to see after her tick bite this fall, when she was grumpy for a few days afterwards. Apparently her body resolved whatever she had,  with a little rest and nutritional support!) We also drew blood for titer testing. Aside from having the NH-mandatory rabies shot every three years, Roxy has had strong titers from all of her puppy vaccines - this testing has indicated repeatedly that she has, as yet, not actually needed a "yearly booster." Sure, it costs more to do titer testing than to "just give them a shot," but why give a shot (or any intervention) if testing *indicates that it's not necessary? Because wouldn't that be the definition of all risk (of potential vaccinosis or other immune perturbations) and no benefit?.... But I digress. This is just what makes sense to me, after 30 years of caring for dogs. Every person has a right to make their own decision on how to approach this subject,  and this is what I'm choosing to do 😉

I may soon switch to appointments every six months for Roxy, because I trust Dr. Jill and we have had a great working relationship for 15 years, and I'd rather be ahead of something than behind it!

And with that, it's time for our morning walkies 😊



01/02/2026

12/29/2025

Happy Betwixtmas to Path of Life Peeps!

The pups and I have arrived at the office and we will be seeing current Path of Life patients on a walk-in basis until 6 PM today. and yes, the fireplace is definitely on!

Roads aren't too bad, but they will be later..... remember that I'll be here on Wednesday, New Year's Eve, for open hours between one and six if you don't feel like coming by today!

I didn't pick up coffee and treats today because it was just too crappy and I didn't figure many of you would be in. But we will certainly have all sorts of yummies on Wednesday 😁