Dear Deborah,
Thank you for all you do. You are such a kind and generous person. Thanks to you I live my life with less pain. I know that is true of all your patients. I am grateful to have you in my life. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ~K
Deborah, Thank you so much for everything you did to help me have my last two babies. I wholeheartedly believe in acupuncture. And I truly believe that it, along with you and your expertise and experience, allowed us the opportunity to have two more babies when we thought we may never have any more. You were a calming source of compassion and sympathy during the trying times we faced, and praise and shared elation during our times of blessed results. We will forever be grateful for you, and the part you played in extending our family. Love, D
Dear Deborah,
Thank you always for everything you’ve done, the wisdom you’ve shared, and your endlessly kind encouragement these past few years. The girls wouldn’t be here without you! ~ E
NEW OFFICE! I guess the 5th office space in 18 years isn’t TOO bad!
1120 W. South Boulder Road, Suite 101-N, Lafayette, CO 80026.
See you soon!
Reading Spirit Baby by Nina Little has been a beautiful and unique experience. Her feelings she expressed; funny, sad and everything in between; has provided a fascinating perspective of this path in life for so many people.
What Is medically diagnosed as infertility is so often held emotionally deep within. Patients going to reproductive endocrinology centers rarely feel comfortable sharing their feelings with others in the waiting room. Nina has brought her incredible experience into the open in this journal. It will resonate with so many women and men who desire reassurance for their own struggle with creating a family, which is so often felt as something only happening to them.
I was impressed with the fantastic research done on so many levels of the Chinese culture they experienced, always with the true purpose of the trip shared with the reader: Fertility. The incredibly emotional trip to China, which allowed Nina and Chris Little to explore such amazing possibilities when things had gotten so dark, is the truest gift they could have given each other. By fully revealing the essence of the path to parenthood, this book is a true gift to the world.
~Deborah Harris Skelton
Hello one and all! Just letting you know there has been an issue with my office phone which has been resolved. I am finally receiving messages again and I am STILL IN PRACTICE!
So sorry for the difficulty in connecting for a bit. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
“I am a healer. I have known it for some time. Birth in the United States ensured acceptance of Western scientific modalities of medicine as the norm, so it seemed a natural step to enter nursing school; a healer searching for a home. Thirteen years in the nursing field, with many professional and personal experiences behind me, I now open new eyes facing East, and it is my patients who have pointed me in this direction. An increasing number of my patients ask, “What ELSE is there? What MORE could we do?”. They are discovering Western medicine treats but does not always heal in the true Gestalt sense of each individual person’s need.
As Oriental Medicine becomes increasingly accepted in the West, I see future health care practices embracing a more global approach to healing. Even modern Health Maintenance Organizations, or HMOs, are beginning to recognize the benefit, however fiscally based that motivation may be, of encouraging wellness before disease intervention is ever required. I believe this is a very exciting period of emergence for Chinese Medicine as an adjunctive therapy in the West.
These are important considerations for me as I consider a career change of this nature. Still, there is something else far deeper and more fundamental in the way Traditional Chinese Medicine resonates for me. It touches the listening, intuitive and empathic heart within me, showing me a vision of holistic healing on every manifest and subtle level.
I was asked to write a similar essay for admittance to nursing school. The only phrase, trite while sincere, I remember from the essay said, “I want to be a nurse so I can help people at their most needy.” Nursing has been a wonderful starting place, and I hope to bring the essence of that compassionate profession forward into a new realm as a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
I am deeply dedicated to embracing my commitment to TCM and believe I will bring a wealth of experience, knowledge, skill, right intention, and joyful energy into my work in a way I have previously only dreamed of. Thank you for this opportunity to expand my repertoire of healing talents as I touch those in need in a whole new way.”
(And I feel I was truly correct in choosing this profession, in which all my dreams came true!)
Yes it is true! My new business location, beginning August 1st, is with Colorado Therapies, located in the beautiful Gunbarrel neighborhood, at 5412 Idylwild Trail, Suite 101, Boulder, CO 80301. I am delighted to be opening a fresh new office with wonderful healers working together. Please plan on checking me out soon! Phone number will still be the same: 303-449-2001.
Twin Cranes Natural Healing Center 