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Episode 83-Chiropractor Tips for a Pain-Free Life | Dr. Daniel on Healing & Mental Health
Today’s guest is all about helping people live pain-free and doing what they love.
Meet Dr. Daniel DeLorimiere — Texas native, chiropractor, former athlete, and proud veteran of the Texas Army National Guard.
He grew up in Flower Mound, where he and his wife Kendall first fell in love — somewhere between youth group events and church drives. Fun fact: she was a drill team star, and he played football at a rival high school. (Classic Texas love story, right?)
From serving Texans during Hurricane Harvey and COVID relief to cheering on the Cowboys and Mavericks, Dr. Daniel brings passion, purpose, and a heart for helping others. When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll find him on a disc golf course, in the mountains, or hanging with Kendall and their rescue pup, Cricket.
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