Interview with founder health freedom movement
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2003 2:09 pm
Dear All,
I am forwarding this again from Sheila, in Mass. I know she would love
to hear from people on this matter. This list has been very quiet on the
issue of the subject of these efforts to support and pass Freedom Health
Legislation. I think this is the most important issue for us as homeopaths.
We are a very diverse group of people and live in places all over the globe.
But we all face the same fate as our earlier practitioners if we dont get it
right this time. I don't know how many of you know that in the USA, at the
beginning of the 20c, almost 25% of all healers were "eclectic." This
includes
the homeopaths. About 22% of all physicians were homeopaths, if my
memory serves me right. That is a very strong presence in the healing
community. What happened then, I fear will happen again if we dont
hang tough together, regardless of our diverse backgrounds. History is
such an important teacher and I dont want us, as a profession, to ignore
the lessons that it holds for us today. Enjoy the following interview
tanya
I am forwarding this again from Sheila, in Mass. I know she would love
to hear from people on this matter. This list has been very quiet on the
issue of the subject of these efforts to support and pass Freedom Health
Legislation. I think this is the most important issue for us as homeopaths.
We are a very diverse group of people and live in places all over the globe.
But we all face the same fate as our earlier practitioners if we dont get it
right this time. I don't know how many of you know that in the USA, at the
beginning of the 20c, almost 25% of all healers were "eclectic." This
includes
the homeopaths. About 22% of all physicians were homeopaths, if my
memory serves me right. That is a very strong presence in the healing
community. What happened then, I fear will happen again if we dont
hang tough together, regardless of our diverse backgrounds. History is
such an important teacher and I dont want us, as a profession, to ignore
the lessons that it holds for us today. Enjoy the following interview
tanya