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25 ------ommunity C chair in the hospital. allowed They me to read some of the mail that came in, from and all over the states and the world, kind letters came in. I read a few, but one of them I will never forget. “I had received the one president and from the vice- president. I've forgotten sination attempt made King on during a ing book when King signwas visiting New York City. a woman,later determined“deranged,” stabbed him in to the chest with a letter open be er. He refers to the event in his speech in Memphis: “That blade through, and had revealed the that the tip gone of X-rays the blade was on the edge of my aorta, the main artery. And once that's punctured, your drowned in your own blood — that's the end of you. ”It came out York ‘Times’ inthe next morn the New ing, that if sneezed, I would I have died. had merely Well, about four days later, they allowed me, after operation, the after myhad been chest opened, and blade had been the taken out, to move around in the wheel want to be free.’” Unlike the “Dream” speech, where the crowd remained largely silent until throughout the tion rapturous at the ova end, phis the audience Mem can be heard cheering on almost every King word. Often, during the speech, King had with to pause for the audience to finish their cheering praise, before he continued. Although delivered 40 years ago, much of King’s speech is still pertinent today. “Men, for years now, have been talking about war and peace. But now, no can longer they just talk about it. It between choice a longer no is violence and nonviolence in this world. It's nonviolence, or nonexistence,” King said, in his ever-powerful, clear and meaningful voice. In 1958, there was an assas it is dark enough, can see you the stars. And I see God workinginthis period ofthe 20th century in a way thatmen, in some strange way, are responding. Something is happening in our world. ris massespeople Theofare ing up. And wherever they are assembled today ... the cry is always the same, ‘We ------all around. That's a strange statement. But somehow, that I only when know, cry that we have nothing to fear but fear itself.” “But I wouldn’t stop there,” King enough, I would said.turn to the Almighty, and “Strangely say, ‘If you allow me to live just a few years in the second half the of 20th century, I Now that's will ahappy.’ strange be statement to make, because the world is all messed up. The nation is sick. Trouble is in the land. Confusion Renaissance and watch Martin asLuther tacked the 95 theses on the church adding door once again, “But wouldn’t stop there.” I King said he would go on to see Abraham Lincoln the sign Emancipation mation, Procla and to during the 1930s, the Great sion, Depres “to see a pling man with the grap problems of nation.hisbankruptcy ofthe And come with an eloquent I would move on by Greece, and take my mind to Mount Olympus. And I would see Plato, Aristotle, Euripides and Aristophanes Socrates, assembled around the Par thenonas they discussed the great and eternal issues reality,” of King said, adding, wouldn't stop there.” “But I He went on to say he would visit the Roman Empire, the speech. He started story, about out how, if the with given opportunity a from “Almighty,” to the live in time any period of human when his wouldtory, he live? “I would take flight my by Egypt mental through, or rather across the Red through Sea, the wilderness on toward the Promised Land. And in spite of its magnifi cence, I wouldn't stop there. can American workers, who were on strike sanitation in an effort to wages and gain equal treatment. better One of their arguments was that they were not paid, as white workers were, when sent home for the day dur ing foul weather. King took the stage at Mason Temple, the on the eve ning of April 3, began 1968, and his 20-minute-long the pages of history by his “Dream” speech. King went to Memphis show support for to local Afri Remembering Remembering MLK and his ‘other’ speec ------
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32 healing itself carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic pain, chronic syndrome, tunnel carpal She just told us that she continues to continues she that us told just She We We are so glad that our patients like Several times a day patients thank us for us thank patients day a times Several we’ve never healed anyone of anything of anyone healed never we’ve responds by as that! a simple results. It’s Kristin and Carrie are working toward creat ing health. Like most patients, they were lucky that they were getting body signals to tell them something was wrong. People also come to us their with take any! take chiropractic that and day every healthier feel life. has literally changed her helping them with their health problems. But we can’t really take the credit. that is What we do is perform a specific spinal adjust ment to remove nerve pressure, and the body ments she began to notice major changes in her non-existent virtually were headaches Her body. and she could surf an entire day without shoulder any pain. She was amazed. She had been struggling for years and now in several weeks she was so much better. The most changes incredible to her were things she was not expect ing. She had struggled for years with insomnia and allergies. Today she can’t even remember the last time she didn’t sleep all night. When Carrie met us through she was taking 5 al the lergy medications each day. Now she doesn’t decreased range of motion seriously interfered with her ability to catch waves. That’s what prompted her to listen to a good friend and try chiropractic care. She tells everyone that after adjust chiropractic getting of weeks few a only
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