It is incredibly unfortunate and saddening the acts of violence that we see persist in our “civilized” society today. I don’t pretend to understand the scope of this issue, but can only hope that in the darkness that we can find light and hope. Here is a story close to all of us here in NC (and my dental home at UNC, as I lived at Finley Forest) that helps us see that light and hope. Please click here to read about DEAH Day at UNC.
DEAH Day at UNC
Published by Dr. Bellamy
I am a native of the Carolinas, born in Lexington--the BBQ capital of the world!--and I grew up in Florence, SC and Asheville, NC. I was fortunate to graduate a Tar Heel from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1988 with a degree in chemistry and again in 1992 as a doctor of dental surgery. While there I met my lovely wife, and in 1992 we moved to Charlotte. We are blessed with three wonderful children who never cease to keep us busy, entertained, and thankful. I consider myself one of the most fortunate people in the world to work in a profession that I love so dearly. Over the years, I have found my passion for dentistry continues to flourish, thanks to my fantastic staff, extraordinary relationships with my patients, and superior continuing education opportunities. I can only hope that I return to my family of patients just as much satisfaction as I get from endeavoring to improve the quality of their lives. View more posts
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