Chiropractors’ New Twist: A Hayride
Patients of Anderson’s Chiropractic Clinic who had been kept away from their appointments by nearly a foot of snow arrived by the wagonload Friday.
Because of the snow, only two people could show up on Thursday. On Friday, the clinic arranged for a team and wagon to transport 30 to 40 patients to and from the clinic.
“It was kind of chilly, but we had fun,” said Patricia Bethel of Bristow, one of those who made the trip in the wagon pulled by two horses.
Temperatures were in the 20s on Friday, but the patients were made comfortable with blankets atop a load of hay and were served hot chocolate and cake on the ride.
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