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Just after I was first diagnosed I found myself flying from doctor to =
doctor looking for a cure. I was desperate and some of the encounters I =
had with the world of medicine will be the subject of a story, some day. =
Then I met my neurologist, whom I love with all my heart (telling that =
story would be a pleasure.) I trust her, and she includes me openly and =
patiently in all her decisions about medication.
She has assured me she'll be with me throughout this whole adventure. =
I have no intention of leaving her or her appropriate treatment to =
follow another lead. But this morning I met a doctor of homeopathy. =
We talked for about 1 1/2 hrs. and I have to say I'm impressed. I liked =
his manner, his knowledge, his honesty and his prediction of success. =
He told me he had treated Parkinson's patients before and in every case =
there has been a major reduction in symptoms. He says I do not have to, =
nor will he ever suggest, that I stop taking my PD medication. He was =
glad to hear of my positive and understanding relationship I have with =
my neurologist. I am, however, willing to give this homeopathic option =
a shot. I think the least of it will be that whatever happens it =
certainly can't hurt. But I'm asking you, any who have had experiences =
with homeopathy, do I dare hope for a (I don't know) an arrest of the =
progress of the symptoms? Can I let myself hope at all for anything?
His claim is that all illness is triggered by trauma: this could be =
physical, emotional, psychological etc. So basically he's covering just =
about everything from dirty well water to a car crash. It seems that =
while I may have dealt with these traumas, there is still some residue =
which is triggering this illness. What do you think, friends? I'll =
chronicle my experience with him, and if it helps I'll let you all know. =
But I would also like to know of your experiences.
Barb Rager
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of the encounters I had with the world of medicine will be the subject =
of a=20
story, some day. Then I met my neurologist, whom I love with all =
my heart=20
(telling that story would be a pleasure.) I trust her, and she includes =
me=20
openly and patiently in all her decisions about medication.</FONT></DIV>
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with me=20
throughout this whole adventure. I have no intention of leaving =
her or her=20
appropriate treatment to follow another lead. But this =
morning I met=20
a doctor of homeopathy. We talked for about 1 1/2 hrs. and I have =
to say=20
I'm impressed. I liked his manner, his knowledge, his honesty and =
his=20
prediction of success. He told me he had treated Parkinson's =
patients=20
before and in every case there has been a major reduction in =
symptoms. He=20
says I do not have to, nor will he ever suggest, that I stop taking my =
PD=20
medication. He was glad to hear of my positive and =
understanding=20
relationship I have with my neurologist. I am, however, =
willing to=20
give this homeopathic option a shot. I think the least of it will =
be that=20
whatever happens it certainly can't hurt. But I'm asking you, any =
who have=20
had experiences with homeopathy, do I dare hope for a (I don't know) an =
arrest=20
of the progress of the symptoms? Can I let myself hope at all for=20
anything?</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>His claim is that all illness is =
triggered by=20
trauma: this could be physical, emotional, psychological etc. So =
basically=20
he's covering just about everything from dirty well water to a car =
crash. =20
It seems that while I may have dealt with these traumas, there is still =
some=20
residue which is triggering this illness. What do you think, =
friends? I'll chronicle my experience with him, and if it helps =
I'll let=20
you all know. But I would also like to know of your=20
experiences.</FONT></DIV>
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