It’s taken 14 years to write this memoir about my visit to Byelorussia (Belarus) to work with a team of healers, hoping to help children victims of radiation from Chernobyl. I was working as an attorney in a Wall Street law firm, rotating through the corporate department, when I learned about Chernobyl and the designation of an international team to participate in experimental, hands-on healing work. Before participating in complementary medicine law and policy, I was exploring healing modalities and the effect on hearts-minds-bodies-souls instead of just writing legislation or articles in professional journals about medical evidence, standards of care, licensure, and other issues. Proposal (Short Version). Photo below taken in Byelorussia with children of Chernobyl (1990).
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What I Did for Love (A Yoga Un-Pilgrimage to India)
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“You have children? I bless you with children. In India we have four or more, not like in your country. I have a son who has job with Air India, good job, and daughter studying computer, two young ones also. I am old, fifty-two, but I work for Government.
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More Choices: Health Care, Medicine, Law, Healing, and Everything
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Health, medicine, randomly generated pics.
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Which book on complementary medicine should I read?
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People often ask whether they should first read Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Legal Boundaries and Regulatory Perspectives, or another one of my books.
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