Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, March 19, 2014, SPECIAL EDITION, Page 15, Image 15

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    March 19, 2014
portimi h (Observer
ENTERTAINMENT
Page 15
B E H A V IO R A L H E A L T H S E R V IC E S
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Terrance Feed on Sunday
At just 4-years-old Terrance L.
Burton helped raise $1,000 with a
fundraiser and community event in
which 100 percent of the funds raised
when to the Portland Rescue Mis­
sion.
Terrance, now 6 has chosen Port­
land Rescue Mission as the receiv­
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nual event.
The community is invited to come
You make the tribute personal.
out to the Rosewood Initiative, 16126
S.E. Start St. on Sunday, March 23
from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. for light
refreshments, community socializa­
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Cash and check donations will be
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THE
SPINA COLUMN
TM
An ongoing senes of questions and answers about America’s natural healing profession.
Part 24. Osteoarthritis: you needn’t be
frightened about a frightening problem anymore
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have been having a lot of osteo-arthritis and the amount of pain the joint and bones are stresses.
, of pain
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in my neck. The doctor a person suffers. In fact it has been found Our chief purpose then is to remove
said that it was osteoarthritis and that that pain and osteo-arthritis are both
the stress or irritation from the joint
I would have learn to live with it. What caused by the same problem. Mechani­ (and nerves) - not only to reduce
is your opinion?
cal stress on the bone and joints is the pain but to allow the bones to be as
: As you m ig h t k n o w , biggest cause of pain and also the cause healthy as possible as well. If you
there is a tremendous amount of of that deformity of the joint your doctor have joint pain, isn ’t it time you
health research going on today Much
calls osteoarthritis .
stepped up t o , effective C hiroprac­
relates to the spine and nervous sys­
In Chiropractic we evaluate where tic?
tem. You might ask your doctor if he
has read the latest study on osteoar­
thritis. The study showed that there
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