[OneWingedShark]

Spending all that time and money investing in magicians does not indicate that she thought that she was the victim of physical sickness.

Indeed. But the point I was making was drawing a distinction between the knowledge of the [cause of the] problem and experiencing it.

Contrary to idiotic American characterizations, Indian (I assume that it's Indian, there are no sources) medicine has developed to the point where many Americans are flying to India for major surgeries because they perform them at par with the US at a much lower cost.

I never said that they didn't have good medicine.

[MarkBsnr]

Indeed. But the point I was making was drawing a distinction between the knowledge of the [cause of the] problem and experiencing it.

To make a point of it, how do we know it was a demon? It never says in the article. How do we know that this is simply not another Casey Anthony?

I never said that they didn't have good medicine.

The fishy part of this article is that she was in physical torment yet did not seek physical (medical) aid. Methinks that the gullible on this thread are falling for a con job.