Dear Dynamic Chiropractic:
I write this letter to you because I am thoroughly frustrated with our profession's lack of UNITY! I'm sick and tired of reading (the ACA and ICA) articles about unity in our profession. Fellow DCs ... let's create unity NOW! Stop this nonsense. How hard can it be? It is only as difficult as we make it. Let's pound out an agreement and form one professional association. We all know this is extremely important and I am (along with many others) beyond being frustrated with our lack of unity. ICA + ACA = 1 STRONG and POWERFUL CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION.
Enough said.
Dr. Christopher Williams
Tampa, Florida
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