Most of us are celebrating this time of year, but many of us are dealing with sadness and grief. Those that are not getting help or are afraid to seek help please use WebMD's Depression Health Check. YOU ARE WORTH IT! I am always here to help, listen or guide you to the right medical professional. Remember I care even if you feel no one else does.
Sincerely,
Dr. Jonathan Smith
Friday, November 27, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Charity
Charity: char·i·ty (chr-t)n. pl. char·i·ties
1. Provision of help or relief to the poor; almsgiving.
2. Something given to help the needy; alms.
3. An institution, organization, or fund established to help the needy.
4. Benevolence or generosity toward others or toward humanity.
5. a kindly and lenient attitude towards people
6. love of one's fellow men
As our nation and families, have struggled with War, financial devastation, and personal loss we start to come together in the next couple of weeks to give thanks and celebrate the holidays. During this season I often find myself reflecting on what I am thankful for or what I have done to pass on the gifts that I have received throughout my life.This year I wonder how we can go from merely saying Thank You to actively being thankful, in what for many of us is our greatest time of need. I know many of us tithe at our church or give financial contributions to organizations of our choice and feel we have done our part. I want to take this time to encourage each of you to find the opportunity to simply go from saying Thank You to becoming truly charitable and giving of yourself, your time and your heart. While we all know it is through our financial contributions that the organizations function, it is also through people like you and me showing up to take the time to read a book to a child, shake the hand of a returning soldier or Marine, cook a meal or even just offer our friendship to those in need.
At Optimum Chiropractic & Rehab we are always looking for ways to contribute to the community, and organizations we are passionate about whether it is through financial contribution or volunteering our time. As we grow as a business and in the community we look forward to being charitable to those in need, leading by example and celebrating what we truly have to be thankful for, which is each and every one of you. Optimum Chiropractic & Rehab hopes to announce either a new partnership or new non-profit organization in the near future. Until then here are a few organizations to volunteer your time or skill as needed: Brain Injuries Services Inc. , Birthday Blessing Inc. or Wounded Warrior Project.
Sincerely,
Dr. Jonathan Smith
1. Provision of help or relief to the poor; almsgiving.
2. Something given to help the needy; alms.
3. An institution, organization, or fund established to help the needy.
4. Benevolence or generosity toward others or toward humanity.
5. a kindly and lenient attitude towards people
6. love of one's fellow men
As our nation and families, have struggled with War, financial devastation, and personal loss we start to come together in the next couple of weeks to give thanks and celebrate the holidays. During this season I often find myself reflecting on what I am thankful for or what I have done to pass on the gifts that I have received throughout my life.This year I wonder how we can go from merely saying Thank You to actively being thankful, in what for many of us is our greatest time of need. I know many of us tithe at our church or give financial contributions to organizations of our choice and feel we have done our part. I want to take this time to encourage each of you to find the opportunity to simply go from saying Thank You to becoming truly charitable and giving of yourself, your time and your heart. While we all know it is through our financial contributions that the organizations function, it is also through people like you and me showing up to take the time to read a book to a child, shake the hand of a returning soldier or Marine, cook a meal or even just offer our friendship to those in need.
At Optimum Chiropractic & Rehab we are always looking for ways to contribute to the community, and organizations we are passionate about whether it is through financial contribution or volunteering our time. As we grow as a business and in the community we look forward to being charitable to those in need, leading by example and celebrating what we truly have to be thankful for, which is each and every one of you. Optimum Chiropractic & Rehab hopes to announce either a new partnership or new non-profit organization in the near future. Until then here are a few organizations to volunteer your time or skill as needed: Brain Injuries Services Inc. , Birthday Blessing Inc. or Wounded Warrior Project.
Sincerely,
Dr. Jonathan Smith
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