My face when a medical doctor says there is no cure.

My face and entire body contort when a medical doctor says “there is no cure ”.

In the images above, I just wish we had captured a picture of me holding this 17th century plague physician's hand and comforting him (because such fear and illusion are painful diseases).

Listen, doing your best is a loving act.

Refusing to think outside of the small, tightly shut box you've crawled into, however, is the opposite of science. 

Several years ago, I attended a women in business luncheon where the keynote speaker was the head of a large local hospital. Her entire talk focused on the "broken system" and how they needed to do something to fix it. She say they were desperate to "fill the cracks". Taking about ten deep breaths before leaving, I mustered up the courage to speak with her. The importance of this point could not be overstated - collaborating with natural medicine would be ideal and an obvious solution.

To my relief, she received me with a good understanding (her daughter-in-law was also a natural health practitioner). Many of them know that this level of control and ball-dropping (on their part) cannot continue.

The truth is, I don't think their system is broken; it's never been whole. Although I believe it deserves a seat at the table (mostly for emergency medicine), "their science" shouldn't be viewed as superior. Because of its linearity and lack of flexibility, it violates the very definition of the word. It may be able to repair what is urgently required to be sewn back together, for example, but what is its strength (to respond in a calculated, repeatable and mechanically engineered way) is also what makes it practically incapable of merging into the field of wellness, which primarily deals with life force.

The medicine monopoly needs to end. The natural health community knows there is nearly always something you can do to improve your health.

ALWAYS

Healing salves, soothing teas, herbal cleanses, homeopathic remedies, chiropractic adjustments, osteopathic manipulations, acupuncture, vitamins and supplements, massage, meditation, mind-body medicine techniques (like the brilliant German New Medicine system), bioresonance, biofeedback, orgonomy, reflexology, hypnotherapy, essential oils, bowen, healing foods, light therapy, etc., are just a few of the options (there are hundreds).

I can tell you with most certainty that someone or something can help you based on my 20+ years of experience in natural medicine. 

There are times when financial limitations can be an obstacle. It can also be challenging to find the "right" and most resonant practitioner(s). This is why I encourage people to build their "healing community" well before illness strikes (if possible). To educate yourself on the topics of healing and health is even better 

Many practitioners offer free, income-scaled, or discounted services. Even courses. Often, even if you cannot afford services, you can reach out and you will be lovingly pointed to alternatives that can be helpful. 

As you use these natural practices, you will gain a deeper understanding about your body and what it likes and needs. This means, at the very least, you can help yourself (and/or your loved ones).

In my practice, I focus much of our time together on teaching you about the Inner Piece; that by restoring your internal guidance system, you will make more conscious decisions, but also create clearer thoughts that will lead to a free-flowing path to health.

On the topic of cure:

The word cure itself has been hijacked to mean something unattainable. A devastating sentence like "there is no cure" does not only appear at the end of a serious diagnosis, it also often occurs along with many other allopathically diagnosed conditions like eczema, allergies, and migraines.

In fact, cure does not mean eliminating some diagnostic label, but restoration of health and soundness. An individual's journey towards cure is very personal, which they must explore through their own self-discovery.

A loving message to the conventional medical community:

If there's "nothing you can do", step aside and put the Ego down. With humility, gratitude and grace, let the rest of the wise healers and medicians come in.

Most importantly, never stand in the way of someone else's medical sovereignty.

For now, let me leave you my dear readers with a final message: we must stand up for our rights and educate ourselves about our bodies and nature's abundant remedies. We are not victims of a system that was never designed to restore health; a complex that at best, manages sickness and at worst, is a profitable feeder network to corrupt corporate entities.