“They Trust their doctors, something I stopped doing 25 years ago.”
Oh do I UNDERSTAND that.
-Had a Dr prescribe penicillin - was in hosp for a week - AND he said it was my fault, if I would have gone to him instead of the emergency room this would not have happened he could have “fixed” me. Thought I had an elephant sitting on my chest trying to breathe.
-Was diagnosed with Glaucoma Dr wanted to laser holes in the back of my eyes @ $2500/eye - it was the eye nerves pinched in my back -My chiro fixed me.
Dentist depleted my vit B with “laughing gas” and I thought I had dementia for almost a week before he fessed up that the nitrous oxide could do this. LEARNED that vitamin B is necessary for the brain to function. Now I wonder how many people with dementia only have a vitamin B deficiency.
My top 3, have other incidents also, NOPE NO DR FOR ME.
“They Trust their doctors, something I stopped doing 25 years ago.”
Oh do I UNDERSTAND that.
For me, it was bad enough just watching other people’s experiences with doctors. I was fully convinced to avoid them like the plague.
Now people talk about their colonoscopies, and their mammograms, and everything, and I ask them what that was like, and they just look at my like I sprouted another head, or something.
And since Rush has been on our minds now, I just have to mention the man I knew some 30 years ago, who was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer... and beat it, without submitting to conventionmal treatment! Amazing guy. He was “disowned” by his doctors, who nevertheless tried to set his family members against him, by telling them he was on a “suicide mission”. But he persevered, and they didn’t listen, and he did a whole lot of really radical sounding things to fight the cancer, but he ended up beating it, and looking healthier when it was over than before it began! Then he returned to the doctors, the ones who had disowned him, and all they could say was that they must have “misdiagnosed” him in the first place! Uh-huh, right...