Dr. Aldridge Locke, II and Dr. Ruth Locke invite you to view this important video
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Our objectives:
1. To examine, interpret and
explain practical application of the wellness and prevention components
of the bill as it relates to the health professional and consumer by
producing a series of info-videos and workshops that deals with
particular aspects of the bill.
2. To work with elected
officials to clarity and identify state and local regulations pertinent
to this process, and disperse this information in a timely manner.
3. To develop and operate a
cradle to grave health care center utilizing allopathic ,( United States
medical practice ) alternative care , spiritual support personnel
and home health services that maximize all aspects of the health care
delivery services, with the hope that this clinic will serve as a model
for other communities.
Dr. Aldridge Joseph Locke, II
My earliest introduction to the medical
field was in the Army as a medical corpsman in 1972 with the 101st
airborne division. Though I did not go to Viet Nam, it was a
challenging experience. After serving 3 years and 5 months, I was
honorably discharged.
My world had changed my perception about
life, health, suffering and psychological distress was changed.
Later, I enrolled in Malcolm X College to begin studying to become a
doctor. I graduated from the college and had a slot available to me
at University of Illinois, but was not ready for a 8 year commitment
in academia.
Dr. Ruth Locke
I graduated from National University of
Health Science where I received my BS and a Degree as a Chiropractic
Physician. I graduated from Kennedy King College as a
Registered Nurse. I have been working in nursing since 1989
and a great deal of that time was spent in the emergency Rooms in
the Chicago Land.
As a Nurse I have witnessed great
suffering, not just physical, but mental, spiritual, and financial
as well. It is terrible when you release a patient and they
can’t even afford to get the medication needed after being treated.
They look at you and say I can’t afford this; nurse how am I suppose
to get this, or I know I need the medication but I just don’t have
the money to buy it.
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