Guest guest Posted March 5, 2002 Report Posted March 5, 2002 I can't believe they would be against this bill (o.k., I CAN believe it- it's obvious they're worried about less students = less money for them). You know what, there is a definite need to raise the standard of this industry. A friend of mine living out of town took his wife to an acupuncturist to help induce labor. He told me it was a little strange that she kept going back and looking stuff up in a book. GIVE ME BREAK !!! WE'RE TALKING ABOUT INDUCING LABOR POINTS. ... Well, *MY* point is that there is a strong need to increase the level of compentency in our profession. And sorry, if you're a stupid person why should you be allowed to go to acupuncture school? Just because it makes the schools more money? This is a profession where people's lives are involved. Human beings. -Tom Pollock PCOM acupuncture student Quote
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2002 Report Posted March 6, 2002 Hi Tom! Did you find a package in your mail box, at PCOM? One of the alumni, I believe placed information as to where to send letters of support. The letters I have seen from people opposing the bill... are rather ridiculous... Personally, after seeing many letters from the opposition, I am finding it all rather amusing. Teresa - " Tom Pollock " <tpollock Tuesday, March 05, 2002 8:40 AM CCAOM quickly losing my respect > I can't believe they would be against this bill (o.k., I CAN believe it- > it's obvious they're worried about less students = less money for > them). You know what, there is a definite need to raise the > standard of this industry. A friend of mine living out of town > took his wife to an acupuncturist to help induce labor. He told > me it was a little strange that she kept going back and looking > stuff up in a book. GIVE ME BREAK !!! WE'RE TALKING ABOUT > INDUCING LABOR POINTS. ... > Well, *MY* point is that there is a strong need to increase > the level of compentency in our profession. And sorry, if you're a stupid > person > why should you be allowed to go to acupuncture school? Just > because it makes the schools more money? > This is a profession where people's lives are involved. Human > beings. > > -Tom Pollock > PCOM acupuncture student > > > > > Chinese Herbal Medicine, a voluntary organization of licensed healthcare practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate academics specializing in Chinese Herbal Medicine, provides a variety of professional services, including board approved online continuing education. > > > > Quote
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