
How do you deal with bad news from a Medium?
#1
Posted 02 June 2012 - 10:30 PM
Was that overreacting??? What would you do if you got that type of news from a medium that has a very good track record?
#2
Posted 03 June 2012 - 10:20 AM
Edited by MoonChild, 03 June 2012 - 10:21 AM.
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#3
Posted 03 June 2012 - 06:59 PM
Okay... I have lost friend from warning them that a seriouse illness was around the corner.. One friend it was her mother,,, VIP.. Make a prevenitive measure.. Take your son for a full work up, check up.. all.. ect... My friend told her mother and as was she had cancer.. They don't have lots of money and her daughter was in school.. Well she took a few months off and was able to pause her payments and they used that income to do her surgury.. And this saved her mother.. Not all bad news has to saty bad,, It is up to us to put the motions of change to the action at hand.. Nothing is set in direct stone.. Please know spometimes its important to know the good with the bad.. For if not.. Who knows what could happen.. And if this is a boy that is like the family.. Same goes too.. Get involved.. thats all it takes.. Action to reaction.. Please don't fear.. And think positive.. Blood work CT scan and a ekg help work wonders..I recently had a reading from a respected medium.I have had a very good reading from this lady a couple of years ago so I decided to try her again.The reading went well until the end when she told me she saw a young man in my life suffering from a serious health problem .She felt that it could be the son that still lives at home and that he would not die but the illness could be a series of strokes and be very serious for him. If it is not my son who is going to university in September it is one of his friends who is close to our family like a son. Usually I would not feel too worried about a reading knowing that it is entirely possible she is wrong but when it was about my child I can't stop thinking about it. I haven't told him about it but his dad thinks I should. He told me today he has had a pain behind his eye and he was wondering if it is allergies and I told him to go to the doctor for a physical !!!
Was that overreacting??? What would you do if you got that type of news from a medium that has a very good track record?
Blessings to you my dear... My thoughts are with you..
I SO AGREENamaste, what I would suggest is to give him a warning of caution, just to be more careful about things. So I guess you did right about asking him to go for a medical checkup. Sending blessings.


#4
Posted 04 June 2012 - 03:15 AM
Even the most accomplished medium is giving you impressions of what COULD happen, and does not always interpret information correctly. It doesn't mean 100% that it will happen. You can see it as a suggestion to advise your son and his friend to get a physical. If any problem is present, then hopefully the doctor will nip it in the bud and the problems seen by the medium would be avoided.
In the UK, mediums are prevented by law from giving any medical advice or information, because the client could take it as the gospel and freak out. If doctors can make mistakes in diagnosis, so can even the most enlightened medium and channeled spirits. I think the medium should have been a bit more tactful and reticent in the reading she gave you. Getting you upset serves no useful purpose.
I do hope all turns out well.
Carlotta
#5
Posted 06 June 2012 - 08:00 PM
So my problem is even if I can get my son on board with a medical how do I talk his doctor into doing the tests he should have?
I'm not saying that I am stressing over the reading she could be wrong but if you get a heads up I think it is good to be cautionary to what you are being told!
#6
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:54 PM
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#8
Posted 17 February 2013 - 06:38 PM
Of course, brings tons of cash to that medium to "fix the problem".
there is no other reason for the medium to tell such "news"
wehahaha.
Edited by buts77, 17 February 2013 - 06:42 PM.
#9
Posted 17 February 2013 - 06:49 PM
#10
Posted 08 March 2013 - 01:51 PM
As to medical advocacy, I have one word to say. Research.
I worked for a nonprofit health advocacy group a while back and my primary job was translating for people who had doctors who thought that the MD behind their name stood for Medical Deity. I found that the quickest way for a patient to get a doctor to cooperate was to send them in loaded for bear with all the information I could provide them.
I know that it is difficult to change doctors in the Canadian medical system and that physicians in that system tend to have large patient loads. Understand that this is likely the source of your doctor's impatience. You can not force this doctor to be more aware of preventative measures but, when you do go to see him for a problem, be sure that you go prepared. Don't just say "Well, I think we should run this test" instead, tell him why and have the stats to back up your assertion. I rarely have trouble with doctors since I speak their language and translate back to them. If you are really intimidated by the jargon that doctors use, try taking a continuing education class in medical terminology.
Just some thoughts and I hope they can be of some assistance,
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