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It Boils Down to Money There are very few times in a person's life that they witness historic rulings by the US Supreme court. I suppose all of the ruling the Supreme Court hands down are historic in some fashion, but not all of their rulings actually pertain to each one of us personally. I was seventeen years old when the Roe verses Wade ruling came down in 1973, making abortion legal in the United States. At that time, Texas statutes made it a crime to procure or attempt an abortion except... Read More

Scent Of The Snake As these past few weeks have rapidly gone by during the 2015 Spring season, our new ill patients have become ever more complicated than previous Springs. I am not sure whether our total patient population over the years has reached a critical mass that reaches far and wide or that the reviews about the Stone Institute on the internet and social media has encouraged people who are ill and devoid of answers. Other physicians cannot seem to get to the bottom of their illness... Read More

Choose Alone To Be Brave When I was about ten years old, my father took me and my two siblings to a Sears and Roebuck store to purchase new bicycles for us. My sister and I got twenty-six inch wheel bikes and my brother got a twenty-four inch. We had one set of training wheels, so my dad put them on my brother's bicycle with the intention that all three of us would learn to ride on my brother's bicycle after which we could graduate to our own. As the first week passed, all three of us took... Read More