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Barb Doyle

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It takes just as much effort to do good.
8/13/2012 7:55:53 PM

Hello,

It takes just as much effort to do good as it does to do bad.
Sometimes much less effort. If our society was really focused
on health and prevention you wouldn't see so many of the
health challenges that you do. There are only three main causes
of health problems and that is lack of proper nutrition, toxins
and stored negative emotions. That's it! Having good health
is not difficult but it does take being responsible and willing
to do the right thing on a daily basis. Good health is a marathon
not a sprint. Getting older is not a disease. Our bodies change
so we need to adapt what we are doing so that we can stay
in good health. I thought that the below article was really sad.
Just think if they would make house calls providing good quality
supplements and a little love and caring. What a difference that
would make! Everyone is important and everyone matters. What
some believe to be "incurable" has been cured it's just that you
won't find the "cure" in the mainstream medical establishment.


Dutch mobile euthanasia units to make house calls
Kate Connolly
London Guardian
March 4, 2012

A controversial system of mobile euthanasia units that will travel around the country to respond to the wishes of sick people who wish to end their lives has been launched in the Netherlands.

The scheme, which started on Thursday, will send teams of specially trained doctors and nurses to the homes of people whose own doctors have refused to carry out patients’ requests to end their lives.

The launch of the so-called Levenseinde, or "Life End", house-call units – whose services are being offered to Dutch citizens free of charge – coincides with the opening of a clinic of the same name in The Hague, which will take patients with incurable illnesses as well as others who do not want to die at home.

The scheme is an initiative by the Dutch Association for a Voluntary End to Life (NVVE), a 130,000-member euthanasia organisation that is the biggest of its kind in the world.


Peace, Health and Prosperity,
Barb Doyle, Sc.

Come together, right now, and succeed.



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