Bryan Ruocco

What is it that drove me into a life of helping others? Was it simply the prestige of being called "Doctor"? Was it the idea of taking part in one of the most amazing miraculous processes on the Earth, healing? Was it the money that would come from being a "Doctor"? Well, in all honesty it was a mix of all of those. When I graduated in 1997 I was so bent out of shape when someone called me "Mr.". "I went to school and paid a lot of money to earn that degree and they had better call me by my proper title", I would say to myself. I look back now and just shake my head that I was like that. Ultimately I am just a regular guy who knows a whole bunch about how the body works and what stops it from working correctly and what to do to it when it needs to heal. Aftyer a few years of being in practice I got married to the most amazing woman in the world, Amy Myrick Ruocco. She taught me many things, but of all the lessons I have learned from her, my wife, was the prominent idea was that I truly do not know everything.... Well, she was right. I don't, but what I do know is that I love to help people and I am really good at it. For 15 years I have been helping people regain their health through the alignment of the joints in their body with nothing except my hands. Chiropractic is such a great gift that was given to us by D.D. Palmer and his son B.J. Recently, I have expanded my helping hands to the field of Real Estate. Real Estate? Really? But your a "Doctor"? I originally moved in this direction because I though it would be a great oppotunity to make a little extra spending cash and for Pete's sake, how hard could it be to find or sell a house for someone? Ahh, yeah. It is not what I thought it was going to be, but I am delightfully loving the tasks at hand. The amount of documents, procedures, laws and time was certainly a suprise to me.

Months later, I am feeling confident that I can create happiness in my clients as I have in my patients. I bring to the table ideas that have not been seen in the industry and will no doubt make my mark on the Northshore of Massachusetts. Here I go....