Re: The man who thinks he is dying
Posted: Sat May 15, 2004 11:17 am
Firstly to Toni - it wasn't NBWS PSA. Those 2 acronyms were together because
someone asked what they meant. It is a case of NBWS the surgeon revealed to
him that 3 of the samples of prostate that he removed had PREcancerous cells
in. (although he insists on calling them cancerous!!)
Robyn- what you say is so right and I think this patient is clinically
depressed. The latest is that he phoned me - and amazingly sounded far more
animated on the phone than he did when he was sat with me. He acts like
other clinically depressed patients do in that he puts on an act for the
Grandchildren etc. He phoned to say that he went to the Doctor yesterday and
was given anti depressants and wanted to know if he can take them and mine
Rx!! No comment!! I explained and said that I couldn't tell him not to take
them and that it is up to him etc etc - We will see where it goes!! I am
beginning to think that IF he believes that the anti depressants are going
to do the trick he should take them and then I will support him in coming
off them when he feels better. I didn't tell him this but told his wife. I
have left it to him if he wants to continue the Ars 30 WP for a few more
days on its own.
I feel I will hear from the family again, as I said his daughter and Grand
daughter have been patients and are cured of their problems now.
Interestingly it was Ars which sorted his 3 year old granddaughter out. We
went from 30 to 1M in 9 months. His daughter just needed a couple of doses
of Puls 200.
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
Wouldn't this fall into a category such as NBWS (Ailments from) bad news?
I'm not sure I understand the concept of NBWS PSA. Sure, I know what PSA
is, but NBWS prostate specific antigen? Hmmm. I think this warrants a look
at Ailments from ordeals, or Ailments from bad news, or even Ailments from
fright, etc.
Toni
someone asked what they meant. It is a case of NBWS the surgeon revealed to
him that 3 of the samples of prostate that he removed had PREcancerous cells
in. (although he insists on calling them cancerous!!)
Robyn- what you say is so right and I think this patient is clinically
depressed. The latest is that he phoned me - and amazingly sounded far more
animated on the phone than he did when he was sat with me. He acts like
other clinically depressed patients do in that he puts on an act for the
Grandchildren etc. He phoned to say that he went to the Doctor yesterday and
was given anti depressants and wanted to know if he can take them and mine
Rx!! No comment!! I explained and said that I couldn't tell him not to take
them and that it is up to him etc etc - We will see where it goes!! I am
beginning to think that IF he believes that the anti depressants are going
to do the trick he should take them and then I will support him in coming
off them when he feels better. I didn't tell him this but told his wife. I
have left it to him if he wants to continue the Ars 30 WP for a few more
days on its own.
I feel I will hear from the family again, as I said his daughter and Grand
daughter have been patients and are cured of their problems now.
Interestingly it was Ars which sorted his 3 year old granddaughter out. We
went from 30 to 1M in 9 months. His daughter just needed a couple of doses
of Puls 200.
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
Wouldn't this fall into a category such as NBWS (Ailments from) bad news?
I'm not sure I understand the concept of NBWS PSA. Sure, I know what PSA
is, but NBWS prostate specific antigen? Hmmm. I think this warrants a look
at Ailments from ordeals, or Ailments from bad news, or even Ailments from
fright, etc.
Toni