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I believe that often decisions present themselves in ways that seem as though truly there are only 2 options available when in reality there are others hidden from view. Doctors often make pronouncements of "truth" built upon the false presupposition that they have God-like qualities. Thus, causing their fear-filled subjects to restrict their thinking to the false "omniscience" of a mere man in a white-coat who serves as a priest in the temple of humanism. There is an Elohim who knows no such word as impossible. An alternate perspective, Curtis P.S. My wife and I would be happy to help if this question is beyond hypothetical. I have delivered our 5 children at home and we may be able to help in some way. Just PM us and we can talk by phone.

Ladies,

Your assumptions about our "stance" is inaccurate, though I fully understand why that conclusion could be jumped to given merely the content provided. Natja, good point for that is an important distinction that so many fail to make. Reggia, my heart breaks for the trauma you and your family have suffered. That is sad beyond description.

Bear in mind that my purpose in these posts is to broaden ones thinking rather than narrow it. To provide more "sure foundation" rather than some "slippery slope". To provide hope to those in whom feel as though they are out of options.

Most people would consider some of the things that I chose to list above rather serious, but bear in mind the following, if you would be so kind...

Fear is essentially anti-faith in all it's motive power combined with the emotion (e-motive) and substance of things dreaded. (rather than hoped for) Many are familiar with Heb. 11:1 but not it's antithesis. Both "fear" and "faith" have "substance" and tend toward "evidence". Faith is both causitive of good and preventive of evil, where fear is both causitive of evil and preventive of good. The degree in which each (faith and fear) tend toward manifestation has to do with a variety of factors such as those mentioned in my previous post.

Of course, I would in no way take the view expressed in your posts. I understand all too well your concerns, for I have seen ignorance in action. Right now your understanding of my "stance" is laden with preconcieved ideas based upon the experience of others.

We are not neophytes in this area but have walked it out in balanced application for 17 years in our own lives, varied circumstances, and taught others around the world. No-one including opposing in-laws would recommend an alternate course.

We trust not in faith, but in the Almighty Yahuwah (the proper name of the Elohim of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob), who has always shown himself to be the safest and most enduringly reliable one to trust. I would simply advise take most others with a grain of salt.

We are not the scared shaky folks who others pity and worry for. Rather we are the strong stable folks whom others come to for assistance. I also, by the way, have taught natural for over 13 years and have multiple doctor friends of all disiplines from heart surgeons to naturopaths. We have converted MD's to do what I do and introduced others who are now practicing naturopaths. We are not the flakes that you envision.

I will consider my input on this subject complete. If anyone has a real need and wants to truly understand beyond mere talk just PM me and we can schedule a time by phone.

Sincerely,

Curtis