WSJ Investigates Acupuncture

Check out this article from the Wall Street Journal, entitled Decoding An Ancient Therapy. All in all, pretty positive.

Photography by Shona Curtis

Local artist, Shona Curtis, invites you to attend her first solo showing, entitled "Recent Photographs." Shona is a self-taught photographer whose interpretations of nature, architecture and people are wonderfully hypnotic. "Recent Photographs" will be displayed at the Bank Street Coffee House in New Milford, from March 29-May 9. Join me and meet Shona at a reception on April 10, 5-8pm. Please visit ShonArtphotography for a preview of her work.

Great Season Abbott Tech!

Abbott Tech High bowed out in the semi-finals of the class M state tourney last night. I have fondly referred to this team as "My Boys," for the last several months and wish this out going group of seniors much success! They finish the season with a record of 25-2, a league championship and a second straight trip to the state semi-finals.

March Patient Profile

Monte Frank, avid skier and competitive cyclist, suffered from stubborn knee pain. After more conventional treatment failed, Monte turned to Acupuncture Therapy in an attempt to salvage a ski vacation out West. He skied, he enjoyed and now Acupuncture Therapy is a regular part of his medical care. We look forward to his cycling season with high expectations!

Why I love the Olympic Games

Forget that the athletes are no longer amateurs, forget that athletes sulk over silver medals, forget that NBC can't seem to get the coverage right, forget the schisms (real or imagined) that exist between teammates, forget the politics and forget all the medal counts! This is MY olympics...the faces of overjoyed, patriotic kids!! Don't tell them, "It's only a bronze!"