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Why I am Hopeful—From Our Door to Yours

Written by Patty DiBlasio, MD, MPH on . Posted in SperanzaSanClemente Blog.

“All we are saying, is give Peace a Chance”  John Lennon/Yoko Ono Whenever we put out a Speranza San Clemente blog, we write about a subject that is near and dear to our hearts, often a subject that we are learning about ourselves, so here goes. Years ago, I used to sing with others the words to the song by Lennon and Ono, “All we are saying, is give Peace a Chance.” It sounded good and made me feel temporarily better, but the song in itself didn’t really produce a lasting peaceful change in me. Over...

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Have You Ever Really, Really Wanted Something?

Written by Patty DiBlasio, MD, MPH on . Posted in SperanzaSanClemente Blog.

Have you ever really, really wanted something? Like most of us, I have. The most recent thing I wanted focused on moving forward with our “ChangeMasters Clinic.” In fact, it was just last November that I published a Blog “Let’s Catch Up” that detailed our plans for our new ChangeMasters Clinic. However, 3 weeks later over the Thanksgiving holiday, we received a registered letter from an attorney for a company that felt our Clinic name was infringing upon their trademark, and asked us to change...

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