I base my title on a line from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. The original refers to Caesar’s betrayal by Brutus. Being stabbed by his friend was Caesar’s unkindest cut. My recent cut was for surgical purposes: I had a hernia that needed repair, and the only way to repair a hernia is to cut through layers […]
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Posted June 30, 2018 in Monthly News By Joel Bowman, on 30 June 2018 June 30th, 2018 | Tags: Brutus, Buddha, Caesar, fentanyl, heart, Herman Melville, hernia, Julius Caesar, kidney, King Lear, medicine, meditation, Moby Dick, Nobodaddy, prayer, propofol, Quakers, Shakespeare, Structured Meetings, surgery, The Little Prince, Unstructured Meetings, Urizen, wheelchair, William Blake, worship | Category: Monthly News | Comments are closed Posted May 30, 2016 in Monthly News By Joel Bowman, on 30 May 2016 Studies of the placebo effect suggest that the mind has a major impact on a person’s sense of health and well-being. We can be persuaded to feel bad, good, fearful, or optimistic based on a wide variety of environmental factors. As Debra pointed out in her article this month, “The Truth About Healing,” we were […] May 30th, 2016 | Tags: acupuncture, cancer, Chairman Mao, Chinese medicine, chiropractic, commercial reporting, communists, fear, fentanyl, first do no harm, Hepatitis A, hernia, high school, Hippocratic Oath, holistic, International College of Integrative Medicine, kidney, l cataracts, liver, mammograms, mammography, MD, media, medicine, naturopath, propofol, radiology, sponsored stories, surgery, The Truth About Cancer, thermography, thyroid, TV advertising, X-rays, ZYTO | Category: Monthly News | Comments are closed |
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