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Kathie, I don't think anyone objects to hearing accounts of healing, or remissions of diseases, if the person actually experienced, or witnessed it themselves. I don't question the power of G-d, or that there are miracles. I also don't like to argue about who has the best religion, as we each KNOW ours is the best, right? This list must be a place for people to see all the options of dealing with Parkinson's, with the most emphasis on the most effective ones. If 99.99% are served best by going to a neurologist and .01% are spontaneously healed during a religious experience, we have to let people know that. In life we have to make judgments and decisions with the most accurate information. That is why it is so important for the information not to be second hand accounts or hearsay, or even from old medical books. We need to use the most scientific methods to get our data. I support prayer, G- d, counseling, meditation, or whatever works, for PD but let us ALL be careful not to push anything that will scare people away, fair enough? [log in to unmask]