RE: To Be [sick] Or Not To Be [sick] — That Is The Question

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artemislives in #naturalmedicine • 7 years ago

I believe neither suffers from RA actually. They are like sets and subsets we learned about in Grade 3 math. An overlapping set of symptoms from two differing circles is labelled as RA. At a given point in time, they both APPEAR to have the same condition.

Personally I try NOT to attrubute a name to a set of symptoms, nor to ever use the word "my" in relation to them. I view them as transient, passing symptoms to be managed, while the health and physical integrity of the WHOLE BEING are regained.

I choose to consider myself temporarily out of balance, rather than owning or claiming any pre-packaged set of symptoms.

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metametheus 7 years ago

They have the same set of symptoms, and the same blood test results leading to the same diagnosis by WM doctors and Rheumatologists.

They both get regular blood tests and have regular visits to WM.

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artemislives 7 years ago

I did read and understand that 😉 just dont agree with this particular idea of diagnosis no matter who does it. 😊

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metametheus 7 years ago

And in many ways, that’s the principle behind Chinese Medicine, giving rise to the aphorism “same disease different treatment; same treatment different disease” (or words to that effect).

I found this a curious case (well, two cases)... mindset was definitely a factor. And I should also add that they both had Chinese Medicine, and it seemed to be effective in only one case.

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