From: Don_R._Calkins@commonlink.com (Don R. Calkins)
Reply-To: Don_R._Calkins@commonlink.com
To: rturner@ua1ix.ua.edu
Subject: Re: Re: Declaration of Independence in Black
Date: 21 Jun 1996 16:45:52 GMT
Organization: Common Link On-Line service
> But what do we do when the physician does not believe that the patient is
> sick or has no interest in finding a cure?

Find a new physician.

There are, of course, many physcians out there, many with extensive
reputations.  Unfortunately, most of them developed their reputations thru'
agressive advertising, not on the basis of their cure rate.  

We have here a disease which goes thru' cycles of apparent cure, but are
actually just periods of spontaneous remission in which the most obvious
symptoms disappear.  The fact that a particular physician was in attendance
when the symptoms disappeared does not mean there was a cure effected.  If
you find one who appers to be successful in effecting cures, adopt his
regimen; and then observe yourself and others, and see if a cure ensues.  If
so, then continue to follow the regimen; if not find another doctor who
offers a different procedure.  Don't simply find a new doctor promoting an
old regimen, irregardless of the advertising.  

Don C



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