Re: CS>Dangers of the Internet

[Ode Coyote]

  If he would lose his licence, there's nothing "he" can do.
...doesn't mean there's nothing someone else can do.

 But it's worse than that.

  If he even suggests something that's not "in the book", he can be sued 
if it doesn't work or causes some other harm ....as well as losing his licence.
Doctors are on the double defense in this litigating atmosphere of blame 
and indirect culpability.

Even if not going to the doctor would result in lost earning ability, going 
to the doctor and winding up disabled anyway, makes it his fault and he 
pays you for the rest of your life and your families lives as well.
 Somehow, a living not yet made is the same as one lost when NOT going to 
the doctor would have had the same result.
Somehow, a possible future potential backed by a miracle has a value the 
same as an established fact when NO future is sure.

There are things he cannot tell you, even if he does know and "I" can't 
help you is the truth.
 Turn that around and outline the alternative. If he doesn't protest when 
he can't legally agree, take that as an invisible nod that can't be used 
against him.

Ode


At 12:54 PM 7/21/2008 -0400, you wrote:
I think he is pointing out the subtleties that can occur at different 
levels of lying.  For instance if a doctor says that there is nothing he 
can do for a particular person or ailment, does that mean he know of 
nothing that can help, or that if he were to tell you something that would 
help, he might lose his license. Once cam lie by omission as well as 
commission.

Marshall

Faith Gagne wrote:
What on earth for?  Faith G.


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Maybe you would
like to consider all the different types of lying that
exist ?   smile
Regards
Sandee
Peace is easy . . . It is a mind set
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I have no doubt that some doctors (being people,
after all) lie.   But my

doctor doesn't lie to me.    Faith G.


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Many exist for sure.

The one pitfall, many miss.

At 11:04 AM 7/20/2008, you wrote:
Here is information from one article abstract, PubMed number 12829274.
There
are also a number of related articles available.

 I have been
telling people for years.

 Learn to recognize the Mainstream sites.
Quickly.

 As soon as you realize this, .......... get our of Dodge
Quickly.

Many people I know frequent the mainstream sites and learn more
of the
lies like their doctors tell them.

Try The Journal of
Orthomolecular Medicine
Nowhere, no federal funded or taxpayer site will
publish a single
document
from there.

Read a few and you will
see why.

Wayne

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