Communication is vital

We all know that most of the world’s problems could be helped or resolved through better communication. It’s interesting to note that this great truth applies as much to the inside of our body as it does outside. Inside the body we have a communication network called the nerve system.
The brain controls and coordinates every function of the body using this vast wiring system (nerves). The main cable connecting the brain with all other body parts is called the spinal cord. That link between brain and body is so important that there are 24 separate movable bones called, vertebrae to protect the spinal cord. Sometimes one of those bones gets out of position; and if that happens then instead of protecting the spinal cord it insults the nerve system. Chiropractic adjustments are done to get rid of this interference, enhancing vital communication. This is how a precise adjustment helps people express more of their innate potentials.
In my private life I value good communication, too. That’s why I’ve joined Toastmasters. It’s a club whose members work on improving their communication and leadership skills.
I feel fortunate to be a member of one of the oldest and finest clubs, the Rock Hill Toastmasters Club. This outstanding group is now beginning its 53st year of service to this community.

I am especially honored because I have just been elected to serve as the club’s President along with Vice President for Education, Patricia Gann; Vice President for Membership, Charlotte Hogue; Vice President for Public Relations, Allison Matthews and Secretary/Treasurer, Sheila Gates. On behalf of the officers and members of the Rock Hill Toastmasters Club I’d like to invite you to see what Toastmasters is like. So if you are curious or interested in gaining improved leadership and communication skills, please join us any 1st or 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. The club meets at Westminster Towers (rehab building). For directions and more details please click on our club website: http://rockhill.toastmastersclubs.org/
Would you like to have a speaker come in and do a presentation for your organization? The Rock Hill Toastmasters Club has a number of talented individuals who enjoy doing presentations. Just let me know and I’ll put you in touch with Charlotte Hogue, Vice President for Public Relations.
I also speak before groups and welcome invitations to address your organization. Please don’t hesitate to contact me directly about a presentation for your group or organization: http://youneedchiro.com/joomla/dr-brown-as-a-guest-speaker or E-mail: drbrown@youneedchiro.com.