What Doctors Don't Tell You : Lyme disease: a leaky brain

[Guest guest]

Hi ,I definitely should have mentioned that. I wouldn't consider it expensive I used the wrong wording... I do believe it is definitely worthwhile, and am just saving up right now to be able to afford it. I just used the word expensive because that's how I see it in my current situation, but most people aren't in such a bad financial situation so the word was definitely inaccurate

I do agree that healing the person is priceless. I also know how much time a homeopath puts into a patient. It's not like allopathic medicine where the patient books an appointment, waits for hours, sits with the 'doctor' for about 10-30 minutes, doctor gives a drug prescription and patient is out the door without a second thought from the doctor. I've always hated that experience and always felt like I wasn't important, and that I wasn't getting the right 'treatment' for my concern. They never answered my questions, nor asked me any really either. I'm only 21 but I've felt this way since I was 12 years old. I'm not sure how it is in the united states, but some insurance companies in canada cover homeopathic medicine... it's unfortunate that I don't have this insurance.

I will definitely be going that route as soon as I save enough for the first appointment, which should actually be by the end of the month.Hope that clears it up

[Guest guest]

Hi ,I definitely should have mentioned that. I wouldn't consider it expensive I used the wrong wording... I do believe it is definitely worthwhile, and am just saving up right now to be able to afford it. I just used the word expensive because that's how I see it in my current situation, but most people aren't in such a bad financial situation so the word was definitely inaccurate

I do agree that healing the person is priceless. I also know how much time a homeopath puts into a patient. It's not like allopathic medicine where the patient books an appointment, waits for hours, sits with the 'doctor' for about 10-30 minutes, doctor gives a drug prescription and patient is out the door without a second thought from the doctor. I've always hated that experience and always felt like I wasn't important, and that I wasn't getting the right 'treatment' for my concern. They never answered my questions, nor asked me any really either. I'm only 21 but I've felt this way since I was 12 years old. I'm not sure how it is in the united states, but some insurance companies in canada cover homeopathic medicine... it's unfortunate that I don't have this insurance.

I will definitely be going that route as soon as I save enough for the first appointment, which should actually be by the end of the month.Hope that clears it up