It is time for the healing professions, and the laws which they
have lobbied into existence, to change — to respect and realize that
the needs and rights of the individual are more important than the
ego of the doctor or the power of the law. I feel it is only fair and just
that each individual should have the right to make his own choice of
healing method.
In the past, the sick and the suffering had no place else to turn
for relief or a cure. Now there is another method — and it should be
given the same legal acceptability and respectability as those which
have so abundantly demonstrated their inability to heal, but which
have had the power to control the type of healing the public might
choose.
It is of utmost importance that the sick and ailing be allowed to
use a system of healing that has a long and consistent history of
healing, completely free from faulty and costly errors. This system
of automatic precision allows for no margin or personal mistakes. It
is a system where trial and error is never present. So far, no other
system has been able to produce anything approximating the past
and present results of this system.
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A18 The Sacramento Bee • Sunday, March 24, 1991 *
FROM PAGE ONE
73,000 elderly die yearly from drug error, reaction, study says
To many people, God seems so far away; If so — who did the
moving?
By Nancy Weaver
Bee Staff Writer