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3550 Harbor Blvd
Ste #215 (Anacapa Chiropractic)
Oxnard, CA 93035

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Saturday – 9 AM to 1 PM.

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407 E. Port Hueneme Rd
Ste #44
Port Hueneme, CA 93041

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Bickford & Covington: a spectrum of psychological services

2 months ago

Goodbye, Redlands. 💜Escrow closed on 511 Brookside on August 28.After 35 years and 4 months, that chapter is officially complete.This was my first full week working from home, and somewhere in the middle of this transition, a dear person caught this completely unplanned moment of me hugging the tree I planted for Kurt. (Thank you Svitlana).The Kurt Tree.And yes, that is ice at its feet. It was 104 degrees, so naturally I brought a bag of ice for the tree. Apparently grief, love, and emergency horticulture are now part of my skill set. 511 Brookside held an enormous piece of my life. Kurt and I built our practice there. We worked there, laughed there, grew there, lost there, loved there, and walked alongside thousands of people through pieces of their own lives.After Kurt died, I stayed.And somehow that building became more than a building. It became history. Witness. Continuity.So before I left, I hugged the tree.I think I was hugging Kurt.I think I was hugging 35 years and 4 months.I think I was hugging everyone who ever walked through those doors.And if you are reading this and you know me, please know this:I have thought of you during this past month.So many faces, voices, moments, stories, friendships, patients, colleagues, neighbors, and people I have loved have moved through my mind.You were not incidental.You were a vital thread in this strange, beautiful, imperfect, woven thing we call a life.And I am profoundly aware that my life would not be the same without all of those threads.The chapter is closed.The love isn’t.Goodbye, Redlands.You were home for a very long time.And you mattered. ... See MoreSee Less

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