Success Stories

DR. ROBERT CAMPBELL
DUNNS CORNERS CHIROPRATIC CENTER
259 POST ROAD
WESTERLY, RI 02891

Dear Dr. Campbell,

This morning on CBS Sunday Morning, Charles Osgood announced that integrity was the ‘word of the year’.

 CBS NEWS SPRINGFIELD, MA, Dec. 11, 2005:  In a year filled with political wrangling, natural disasters    and pop culture curiosities, Americans turned to Merriam-Webster to help define it all.  Filibuster.  Refugee.  Tsunami.  Each was among the dictionary publisher’s 10 most frequently looked-up works among some 7 million users of its online site. But topping the list is a word that some say gives insight into the country’s collective concern about its values:  

Integrity.  

The noun, formally defined as a “firm adherence to a code” and “incorruptibility” has always been a popular one on the Springfield-based company’s Web site, said Merriam-Webster president John Morse.  But this year, the true meaning of integrity seemed to be of extraordinary concern.  About 200,000 people sought definition online.

Dr. Campbell, when I heard this commentary I immediately thought of your integrity, of the integrity of your practice and care, and of your helpful and compassionate staff.  The chiropractic care you provide has changed my life from one of all but intolerable chronic myofascial pain to one of manageability by means of your precise attention to my spinal health, nurturing in-house treatments, and by your guidance and advice on independent self-help.

Prior to your care I had several different yet unproductive physical therapies, steroids and pain medication injected directly into my spinal column, and even was told that perhaps I should consider back surgery to remedy my pain disorder.  Like new patients, I watched and listened to the introduction video, but my medical experiences had rendered me very skeptical regarding practical successes.  Now having transitioned from spinal treatments 3 times a week to a monthly maintenance schedule I can say knowingly that you back up every word you say with every action you do.

Dr. Campbell, I truly believe that people are only as good as their work and that to act in accordance with one’s words absolutely requires integrity:  a “firm adherence to a code” and “incorruptibility”.  Thank you for your integrity.

Yours truly,

Linda J. Dionne