Posted to journeytosolidarity.org by Jay D. Breitlow. Photos courtesy of the author.
This week, I closed the Outreach clinic in Accra early, so that I could make the arduous and, I later found out, often perilous journey north to the city of Kumasi. Before I begin, I must introduce Dr. Robert Champagne. Dr. Robert is from [...]
Posted to journeytosolidarity.org by Jay Breitlow. Photos courtesy of the Author.
This weekend I had the pleasure of visiting a small village north of Cape Coast. Heading westward out of the smog and traffic of Accra, one cannot help but marvel at the natural beauty of the African landscape. The dawn sun peeks though high thin [...]
Sure a good nights sleep will kill the worst of colds, but to get to that point she needed to be first eating and eliminating waste more efficiently. I am confident that the atlas adjustment relieved the sympathetic nervous system, which in turn allowed for the rest and relation of the parasympathetics to take over. [...]
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Posted to journeytosolidarity.org by Jay D. Breitlow
Thank you for taking the time to read our website and for taking an interest in creating solidarity in the world. If you are reading this, then you clearly have a passion for those who are less fortunate as we also do. I was recently asked about the attire [...]
Every month Palmer College of Chiropractic does a brief eNews on what alumni are up to in the world. This month two familiar folks had their mugs posted on the cover. Yes Dr. John Cherry as well as Dr. Jay Breitlow are posted and highlighted with an update on the progress of J2S. Please click [...]
This week I was in Las Vegas to attend the Parker Chiropractic Seminars and to garner support for J2S. I was energized and excited by the people I met, the wishes they bestowed upon me as a missionary, and the speakers I heard. One person in particular, Dr. John Demartini was especially captivating and had [...]
