Why not we find Good Doctors to work with us....

I believed there are many good doctors around us too... but sometimes they are to worried to use our practice because it might lead them into career problems like the license been removed...

If we can work with them by asking them to direct their patient to us... then it seems logical in sense that they may feel safer to do it...

any comments?

Hi Edwin,

Natural and common sense healing methods are part of a major shift that's taking place in humanity. Until the current violently defended administrative system no longer attacks people who are moving outside of its unlawful regulation of our activity, I think people do need to take some care.

It's a very good idea to develop networks with healers in your local areas. Doctors who want to with methods actively discouraged and marginalized by institutions wielding regulatory powers are helping to build a new model for human wellness. They will be in a changing situation for the foreseeable future. The obvious risks are balanced by the value of progress toward openness and new approaches to "science."

"Good Doctors" have to move toward a deeper responsibility to their patients in a similar way to how individual people must move toward taking self-responsibility for their wellness. I guess that building networks with them will involve supporting them in doing this. These networks will involve mutual trust.

.... beautifully articulated!

brtanner wrote: Hi Edwin,

Natural and common sense healing methods are part of a major shift that's taking place in humanity. Until the current violently defended administrative system no longer attacks people who are moving outside of its unlawful regulation of our activity, I think people do need to take some care.

It's a very good idea to develop networks with healers in your local areas. Doctors who want to with methods actively discouraged and marginalized by institutions wielding regulatory powers are helping to build a new model for human wellness. They will be in a changing situation for the foreseeable future. The obvious risks are balanced by the value of progress toward openness and new approaches to "science."

"Good Doctors" have to move toward a deeper responsibility to their patients in a similar way to how individual people must move toward taking self-responsibility for their wellness. I guess that building networks with them will involve supporting them in doing this. These networks will involve mutual trust.