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Author Archives: OAP

Welcome Baby Coral!

Posted on October 3, 2018 by OAP

Sarah gave birth to her daughter Coral on August 2nd, and their new family of four is doing wonderfully. Sarah is spending the next few months soaking up some snuggles, Continue Reading →

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October 2018 Easy Card Special

Posted on September 24, 2018 by OAP

Created with GIMP

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Jen on Being Scent Free

Posted on August 30, 2018 by OAP

There’s nothing that lifts my spirits like a yummy-scented spritz of something: floral, earthy, warm, herbaceous; perfume, lotion, or essential oils. The right scent can make me feel like I’m Continue Reading →

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  • Testimonial – Anne Marie Davis
    Oakland Acupuncture ProjectI love coming to Oakland Acupuncture project and falling asleep in the chair. The practitioners are all caring, very competent, and professional. I have had some long time ailments for 20+ years that are doing a slow but steady vanishing act.  At first I thought it was weird, then I was amazed, now I am grateful. Very grateful.

    -Anne Marie Davis; poet, painter, writer

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