god is my healer

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Comment by booklover on June 8, 2011 at 6:59am

John, thank you so much for sharing that article with me!!!~ Mindy

Comment by John Camilli on June 8, 2011 at 3:52am

booklover, you should quite happy to read this article about type 1 diabetes being reversed in lab mice.

Comment by booklover on June 6, 2011 at 5:16am

Grace, my son-almost 17 is a type 1 diabetic (that is an auto-immune disease, totally different than type 2).  Obviously I am ALL FOR Stem-Cell research!!!!

Comment by Antonio Chambers on June 3, 2011 at 11:32am

Your thoughts CAN affect physical reality, this is fact; but not superstition. The example I was giving before of mind-flex, it's a game where you use your brain frequency to increase and decrease the speed of a fan controlling a ball. I've had the pleasure of playing this game and it is truly amazing to see how far science has come, being able to harness the power of the mind.

Comment by Grace Fitzpatrick on June 3, 2011 at 11:25am

Thank you.  When my oldest daughter was born, I wanted to donate the placenta and cord to stem cell research.  She was born in a large university hospital, but they didn't even have a stem cell research program.  Four years later, when my youngest was born in a small, community hospital affiliated with the same university, they were begging me for the same thing.  Of course, I was happy to do it.  We are throwing stuff away that could save lives.  How stupid is that?  I get so sick of hearing people say Michael Fox is just selfish for wanting stem cell research.  He's just advocating baby killing.  Blah. Blah. Blah.  Now, this is where religion is stupid.  No matter how many times you tell a religious person with this attitude that a placenta is not a baby and will never be a baby.  It is in fact, post baby waste, and a major source of stem cells for stem cell research, they will still claim all stem cells are from aborted babies.  Grrr!  I get so annoyed with those types.

Comment by Glen Rosenberg on June 3, 2011 at 11:11am

Grace,

I have a friend who used to make wierd complaints about how he was feeling. I was pretty sure it was psychosomatic. The first doc he saw said it was psychosomatic. He said it was MS and unfortunately  the second opinion doc confirmed his suspicion.

And there is harm number 2879 committed by religion-thanks for putting a damper on medicine. The catholic church has been fighting tooth and nail the progress of medicine beginning with early scientists who had to surreptitiously dig up bodies and continuing through to the present with their opposition to stem cell research. Exploration of this topic alone is instructive and reason to fight the church.

I feel a rant coming on. So I will stop and simply wish for science to get a move on and improve your condition.

Comment by Grace Fitzpatrick on June 3, 2011 at 10:47am

I'm kind of stuck with whatever the VA wants to do.  I have a lot of hope that stem cell research will be the answer.  MS is another disease no one on earth has ever in its recorded history been healed of.  Even cancer patients get a break every now and then, but if you get neurological disease like MS or Parkinson's, you're just screwed.  No god is going to save you.  Trust me, if there was a god out there who would cure neurological diseases, I would bow down and pray 50 times a day so not another soul had to have MS, Parkinson's or Alzheimer's.

Comment by Glen Rosenberg on June 3, 2011 at 8:38am

Grace,

Have you investigated stem cell treatment for MS? I remember reading something about it.

Comment by Grace Fitzpatrick on June 3, 2011 at 3:31am

I think having a positive mindset can help a person to reach their goals and deal with their health problems better.  However, I have an aunt who also has MS and she is the most positive person around, but her MS is still about as bad as it gets in spite of her positive attitude. 

 

As for prayer, it is positive thinking in a way or hoping.  In the sense, it is probably more productive to set your mind on what you want instead of what you don't want.  I don't believe in instantaneous healing though.  Of course, there are a lot of religious people (who don't make it on tv lol) believe that's just snake oil, too.

Comment by John Camilli on June 3, 2011 at 1:55am

Lol, yeah I say go back to leeching people. That was good science!

 

Grace, yeah I wouldn't rely on it either. I think there might be something to the idea that we have limited control over directing the various frequencies given off by our brains, but I would guess its probably a very, very rudamentary control that couldn't really be applied to causing specific things to happen. I don't think it comes anywhere close to something that could be called telekinesis or telepathy, although I do think the potential is there if we find a way boost our broadcast signal, so to speak, with bio-machinery. I wouldn't call it supernatural, but physics pretty much allows that matter and energy can be interchanged from any type to any other type, if we find the right process of manipulation.  

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