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Totally disagree on Harley. Good blocker and he seems to have a good rapport with Perry. And he is almost as fast as Thomas.

I didn't even want to treat him. I was trying to get him to a neurosurgeon immediately as he was too acute and in too much pain to waste any time on conservative measures. I always found lumber HNP's were a lot more responsive to conservative care than cervical ones anyway. This was the run...

Totally. I had a friend whose twin girls played on a youth soccer team with my sons come into the office one day. I saw him walk into the reception room and just by the look on his face and the way he carried himself knew immediately he had a cervical HNP. And it was bad as he had to hold his...

I'd be the first to tell you it's not for everybody. My dad was a DO and my grandfather an MD. Been exposed to it all for most of my life as my dad manipulated me from the time I was an infant. Each profession has it's place and is needed.

I loved practicing in the 70's and 80's. Lot's of fun. With the onset of managed care in the, as I recall late 80's, the paperwork and jumping through hoops started and just kept getting worse for the next several years. I got out just ahead of Obamacare and all my friends, DC's, MD's and DO's...

No idea about today. I've been retired for almost nine years. I was mostly general practice with some PI and Sports and income was never a problem.

I practiced for over thirty years in Florida and always did very well.

I can think of 400-500,000 reasons a year to do so.