[Hankie]

I will relate my experiences and my attitudes concerning the situation to a friend--but the choice of what to do is always theirs. I won't judge their choices once they are made. I don't do 'I told you so.' People have to live their own lives--make their own mistakes--even if they are life and death choices. I'm willing to consider a wider range of choices about my health because I'm aware of more options than most people. I've transcended my brainwashing by the Allopathic medical practitioners. I would recommend to people who have to make medical choices to get a background of the institutions they are dealing with--read Eustace Mullins's book Death By Injection. I read it, and it planted big doubts in my mind about everything related to western medicine.


Hatha