Health Care or Self-help through self-responsibility?

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(Hi Group, I'm reposting this conversation between Fred and I since it is very

important for the long term effectiveness of Energy Medicine, as well as for

Energy Psychology, NLP, Hypnosis, blab, blab, blab, or Voodoo. John La

Tourrette, PhD)

 

<fgallo wrote:

 

> Dear All,

 

> The health care issue is on both sides and between our collective mind (left

through right).

 

> I believe that it's everyone's responsibility to get involved in this debate:

talk, write to officials, etc.

 

> Here's an informative article by John Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Whole

Foods Market INC: http://alturl.com/ar23

 

Thank you Fred,

 

I really enjoyed this part.

 

" The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out

of other people's money. "

 

—Margaret Thatcher

 

And I'm not too much on talking, debating, but if you are talking about taking

'action'?

 

That's the part that is very interesting to me.

 

The how-to's.

 

The part where we, with our own skills, beliefs and intentions can and do take

actions for our own health, wefare (What a despicable word. Wealth and gathering

of enough money is more about self-responsibility and is better used here) and

happiness.

 

We can all argue until we are all blue (or red) in the face and still nothing

gets done.

 

So, using Energy Psychology and Energy Medicine for personal and family health

care is important to me.

 

We've all got our druthers, but convincing others of 'this and that' seems

futile and un-obtainable.

 

I also appreciated these statements by John Mackey:

 

" Rather than increase government spending and control, we need to address the

root causes of poor health. This begins with the realization that every American

adult is responsible for his or her own health. "

 

" Unfortunately many of our health-care problems are self-inflicted: two-thirds

of Americans are now overweight and one-third are obese. Most of the diseases

that kill us and account for about 70% of all health-care spending—heart

disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes and obesity—are mostly preventable through

proper diet, exercise, not smoking, minimal alcohol consumption and other

healthy lifestyle choices. "

 

The bottom line; health care should not and will never start with the

government.

 

What it does start with is 'individual learning experiences'.

 

If we don't learn, then the lessons get tougher. And if attention is not paid to

those 'experience's', pretty soon we've failed that lesson.

 

We are dead.

 

So health care is NOT the care that others give us, but something totally

different and always starts with 'self'.

 

Or does it start with 'fear' of consequences for someone else? They are dying.

We are healthy. So we search for something that will help them that we don't

need for self.

 

But if they don't do it also (for self) than that help is only 'stop-gap' at

best.

 

Been there. Done that. Not much fun. And in the long run, not benificial for

them either.

 

So with my clients, I'm pretty choosy on how and why I pick them. Becoming a

Compliance Gestapo Leader is also not much fun.

 

Being a 'teacher' and a 'coach' to those that want the skills you have and live

by, is VERY FUN!!!

 

John La Tourrette, PhD

PS Kelmie, THANK YOU, the package arrived yesterday!