My guest tonight is Craig Dvorkin.He, like many of us, is a survivor of a severe accident. He is someone I met in graduate school and recently reconnected with - he is a Chiropractor with plans to go to India to work for our Chiropractic College. He doesn't allow his previous traumas to stop his life dreams, and like many of us, he has had his share. He has worked as a teaching assistant in the technique labs, as a professor, and a marketing promoter for the school. He was invited by members of the administration of Life Chiropractic College-West to help begin another campus of our Chiropractic School for this population. He has spent time adjusting children and animals and has practiced with many different people in California. He practices Buddhism and Judaism, (although he calls himself an atheist), to keep his perspective on the here and now. We just celebrated the New Year in the Jewish faith. That is a time for reflection, and hope (and new beginnings.) It is a time for reflection and setting new goals.