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Letter from the President – Unity Is More Than Just Words!

Date: 8/29/05

The message I am sharing with the chiropractic profession is one of individual doctors heeding the call to unify their beliefs, so that the future of this great profession can unfold naturally. You see, unity is not about you! Unity is about supporting someone or something that has value.

Does your profession give you the value you are looking for? If not, think about what you can do to make your profession increase in value; not for you, but for the next generation of chiropractors to come. Think about the past 110 years and what your forefathers had to endure to practice in their communities, then ask yourselves the question, have I done my part to secure the next 110 years for this profession?

It has always been my desire to see our profession achieve the recognition it so richly deserves. By unifying our message to the public, we can create value for the profession. We need to build on the solid foundation that has allowed this profession to grow thus far - but we would be ever so foolish to think for one moment that "value" will be achieved by sitting back waiting for the next individual to do something great for the profession. Greatness is not won; it is earned

We need to look 50 years into the future and begin at this very moment to write the history of this profession. The future is now in your hands, just as the future was in the hands of the first-generation chiropractors who opted for greatness by never quitting, because they saw what this profession could become if they maintained their commitment to chiropractic. We owe so much to these great men and women; now it is your turn to give back, so that 50 years from now, someone else will read what you did to improve upon what was given to you.

I ask you to accept the challenge. And if you are willing, please write me at info@foundation4cp.com and join the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress. Become an advocate for your profession!

Gene G. Veno