06) CHAPTER SIX

Mar 10, 2024 02:41 PM

CHAPTER SIX: What I learned from 3000 doctors (was is really 3000?)

page 134: “If trust foes not become part of this relationship, it is unlikely that healing will occur.”s

page 134: “And, technology bring what it is today, the sufferer may succumb to the TX.” (oh, really?!)

page 134: WHAT PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS WHO HAVE HEART ATTACKS ACTUALLY DIE?

PAGE 136: “tHE PROBLEM WITH THE NEW TECHNOLOGY IS THAT SOME PRACTITIONERS TEND TO FORGET THAT THESE MARVELS CAN BE INTIMIDATING TO THE PATIENT, PARTICULARLY WHEN THE LAST THING IN THE WORLD THE PATIENT NEEDS IS ANOTHER STRANGE FACE OR SRANGE EXPERIENCE.

Page 139: Doctors “have allowed their skillls to be harnesses to cmputers and exotic electronic diagnostic equipments.”

page 139: “...the most valuable service a pshsyician can provide to a pat is helping him to maximize his own srecuperative and healing potentialities.”

page `145 “ sbut then I realied that a human being is not a machine- and only a human being has a buildt in mescanicsm for repairinng itself, for ministering to its own needss and for omprehending what is hanppening to it.”

page 1e43………...the feeling of helplessness aserious diseads in itself.’

page 153...the human mind scan discipline the body,l can seet goals for itself, can somelhow comprehaned its own postientiality and movfe resolutiely forseard.’