I've always had a real need to help people.

I thrive being in that position of making people feel better.

I was drawn to medicine and that set the course for the rest of my life.

I graduated from what was called Finch University Chicago Medical School back in 2002.

I ended up finishing and getting my degree in athletic training

but had no urge to actually do that work because I was falling in love with the medicine side.

I worked with one of the top surgeons in Chicago at the top orthopedic practice

doing hip and knee replacements.

I was treating it very conventionally, had no real understanding of any other way to address health.

I'm also the father of six, my proudest accomplishment.

When we had our third son, Nick, he just started up beautifully.

We were very mainstream at the time, so we followed Drs. Orders.

And as Nick started getting more of the mainstream interventions,

like his unscheduled vaccines, my wife started to delay them

because he was having more and more reactions with each one.

Until at, I want to say between 18 to 20 months,

he had a vaccine injury and started losing all of his skills.

All of his development.

I always feel like when I talk about that,

do I have my wife sitting here?

Because it was truly her passion that healed him.

I can't deny it. I don't even tell my patients.

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