awakening1001's Journal

On Sunday night I consulted a medical intuitive, Dawne McDonald. I was skeptical but it turned out to meet my expectations. She told me things that I didn't share with her beforehand (I purposely left some things out).  The session was expensive, but I figure that, considering all the time and money I have wasted in mainstream medicine, in the long run it will save me money.

Mainstream medicine is lacking something. There is a whole side of the spectrum that we should be able to tap into and use, and cutting out intuitives and women's "natural" abilities to help and heal is such a tragedy. I began with mainstream medicine, only to be forced to branch out because it hasn't been able to give me a cure or diagnosis.  Is learning about chemistry or mathematics *really going to make someone a doctor who can cure or is it simply a bogus academic ploy for universiities to make more money? What about on the job training?  There wouldn't be a shortage of nurses if women were given hands-on experience rather than having their certification rely on solving math problems.

One session with Dawne was worth ten sessions with a doctor.