What a powerquestion! No really, if you can answer this question, I promise you it willchange your life. There are unfailingprinciples that we can use to guide us through life. One of those principles is that life will notalways provide you with what you want, but it will always give you what you expect. What do you expect out of life? What do you expect from your children? What do you expect of your spouse? What do you expect from your job? How healthy do you expect to be? Whenyou make that mental shift from what to expect it changes everything:your demeanor, your choice of words, the rules you set up, how you disciplineyourself. Do you want to be healthy or do you expect to be healthy? This decision will make all the difference. Everyone wants to be healthy. Wanting to feel better or to be healthydoesnt make you any healthier. Wantingto be healthy doesnt require you to take action. The belief is the pill will fix it so I donthave to change. Reality is showing usthis doesnt work. The pill may decreasethe pain, lower your blood pressure, or lower your blood sugar but it is notcorrecting the cause of the problem and you are still left with the reality ofa shorter life expectancy. The pillleaves you to expect you will alwayshave the problem because without it the problem comes back. In orderfor you to have any hope of getting better you have to first expect it can happen. We have to stop lowering our expectations toavoid disappointment. Next, find a healthcare practitioner that hasthe knowledge and experience to help you get to the cause of your healthproblem. Our care is focused onaddressing the cause of your health challenges while providing you with theinformation and support to make the rubber meet the road. Our goal is to meet and exceed yourexpectations. Be Well!