I type notes for 3 oncology clinics. People who go to quacks and faith healers seem to eventually return to conventional docs... but by then it’s too far gone.
The schools don’t teach proper science anymore... shoot, there are even test programs out there accepting new medical students who have had no classes at all in the hard sciences.
Just don’t get me going on homeopathy and the idiocy in that particular theory.
Like the people who were drowning and kept refused help from the people in a boat, a rope thrown to them, and ultimately from a helicopter, stating their faith would save them. When they reached the Pearly Gates they asked God why he let them drown. His response was, “What do you mean? I sent a rope, a boat, and a helicopter.”
I really just don’t understand the other two posters on this thread.
It makes no sense.
Surely God gave us the medical sciences, the power of discernment and the ability provide what might hopefully be the appropriate treatment.
You are part of that plan as the notes become a valuable tool in the roadmap of therapy.
People should seek every therapy they think will help and I am sure it contributes a better feeling and hope for the future.
But, cancer just doesn’t go away and simply needs to be excised by whatever means the doctor and patient agree on.
Your post is so appropriate.
Rifqa, take the lifeline and get in the boat!