Re: Pill Splitting & Music Therapy

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Hi Lottie,

Thank you very much for the links on Music Therapy.

There are other links about this subject:

http://www.cmleukemia.com/other-support.html

http://www.cmleukemia.com/youtube-creation-by-cmlers-family.html

http://www.cmleukemia.com/family-support.html

http://www.cmleukemia.com/music-therapy.html

Enjoy the Music ....

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> A short while ago, I posted an article about pill splitting. I don't recall

everything in the message, but Pat Elliot read it and submitted her own research

on the subject. I am forwarding it on if you are one who does split your pills.

There are valid reasons why some pills should not be split, and if there is any

doubt then ask your doctor or pharmacist. My doctor knows I do this, so he

orders the larger dosages and it does save money over time. We should however,

explore every avenue that might be questionable or not reasonable to your own

standard of perfection. This is the website she suggested and I might mention

that there are also links you can explore further at this site.

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> http://tinyurl.com/4whokup

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> Music & Other Complimentary Therapies

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> nce S. Rockefeller Chair and Chief, Integrative Medicine, Memorial

Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York

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> " Music is a powerful tool that can evoke latent emotions, induce a range of

emotional states, and enhance communication. It also offers a creative, lyrical,

and symbolic means of addressing spiritual needs, and is increasingly used in

end-of-life care. Hospital-based music therapists typically bring portable

instruments—guitars, small drums, bells, and the like—to the bedside, so that

able patients may participate. Depending on the patient's needs and abilities,

however, such therapy may involve music performance, listening, writing, or

discussion about lyrics.

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> " Through the use of music, trained therapists can effectively reduce patient

and family anxiety and depression, alleviate pain, and encourage communication

in many patient populations and circumstances. Music therapy can be used for

patients of any age and in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics,

cancer centers, or homes. " Read on..........

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> http://tinyurl.com/4mgovup

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> If you enjoy young talent, you will certainly enjoy this......

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> http://www.flixxy.com/trumpet-solo-melissa-venema.htm

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> FYI,

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> Lottie Duthu

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