Be a proper skeptic and take a look at the original article. It is a few lines of unsubstantiated baloney that has been shipped around the internet. Nowhere is there any attempt to back up any of the claims. The statistics in the article are as meaningless as possible. Don't forget the meaningless front cover heading by Time a few years back, "Women over 40 more likely to get killed by terrorists than get married."
Same meaningless rubbish.
And BTW, some of the authors listed in the article are not medical people. They have a PhD, not an MD. So the claim of doctors is true, but were you misled?
Statistics: Posted by Nostradamus — 04 Nov 2009, 22:09
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- there was a guy here on the news today with advanced liver cancer ( same as my wife had ) who had been turned down for new drugs costing 3000 GBP per month !! ( nothing like making a profit from the dying eh ?? ) which MAY have given him poss 12 months ??
me , well if i get it ,and there is a goodly chance of it as i have worked with asbestos , breathed in god knows what crap in the fire service and I still smoke - my attitude will be - its my time , and as long as i have enough time to sort my affairs , then fine - i sure as heck ain't gonna cling on to life and go through months of feeling crap or being experimented on by doctors
but as i have said before - i don't fear death - as there are 2 outcomes , one is there IS something further , or two , there is nothing , in which case i go to sleep and don't wake up with a bad back and aching hips and knees in the morning
either way whats to worry about ?? one or the other is gonna happen - that's for sure !!
but i am with you on acupuncture - the needles just don't appal some how
Statistics: Posted by brett — 27 Oct 2009, 06:14
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