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New Batch of Graphic Anti-Smoking Ads
Health officials
to get thousands to quit
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th e s e c o n d ro u n d o f a g ra p h ic a d c a m p a ig n th a t is
d e sig n e d to g e t s m o k e rs o f f to b a c c o , paying th ey
b e lie v e th e la st e ffo rt c o n v in c e d te n s o f th o u sa n d s to
q u it.
T he ads feature sad, real-life stories: T h ere is T errie, a
N orth C arolina w om an w ho lost h e r voice box. B ill, a
diabetic sm o k er from M ichigan w ho lost his leg. A nd
A den, a 7-year-old boy from N ew Y ork, w ho has asthm a
attacks from secondhand sm oke.
M ost sm okers w ant to quit. T hese ads encourage
them to try," said D r. T o m Frieden, d irecto r o f the C enters
fo r D isease C ontrol and Prevention.
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A new public service advertising cam­
paign designed to get people to quit
smoking, features sad, real-life stories.
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Emmanuel
In la st y e a r's ad th e re 's a p h o to o f h e r as a
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T he unw anted m edication will be
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fight against substance abuse. It is
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dow n the toilet or dum ped dow n the
drain.
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4340 N. Lombard St. Portland 97203
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An ongoing series of questions and answers about Am ericas natural healing profession.
Part 13. Shoulder Pain: Why many people cannot, and should not, take it lying down.
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M y sh o u ld e rs h u rt so bad
1 at tim es, I can hardly sleep. W hat
from doctor to do cto r seeking relief, b e­
ing told they have bursitis at one office,
can C hiropractic do fo r m e that no one
tenosynovitis at another and so on until
they return hom e confused, frustrated
and still in agony. A s C hiropractors, we
else has been able to?
: S h o u ld e r p ain ism w ith o u t
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question, one o f the m ost d eb ili­ are concerned about nerve flow to the
tating types o f pain w e encounter.
various parts o f the body. O f course, we
B ecause the sh o u ld er is so intricately look to see if a bursal sac has been
related to the spine, virtually any m ove­ traum atized o r if a tendon has been in­
m ent can be excruciating. It is not at all
uncom m on to see cases like yours
w here p a tien ts’ hurt so bad, they c an ­
Dr. Billy R. Flowers
not even get a d ecent n ig h t’s sleep. T o
C om plicate m atters, m any patients go
ju red . B ut m ore im portantly, w e look to
see w hat cau sed the injury. Y ou see,
the cause w as there long before the
pain itself. By treating the cause, we
not only relieve the pain, d o n ’t suffer
through an o th er sleepless night. Call
for an appointm ent to find out how
C hiropractic can elim inate the cause
o f the problem once and fo r a ll. O r feel
free to call us if you have any q u es­
tions w h atso ev er about y o u r health.
Flowers Chiropractic Office
2124 NE Hancock, Portland Oregon 97212 •