Thursday, January 28, 2016

Rejected Again


After I was refused for dental services by the last "homeopathic" dentist (read about that here) I felt a little uneasy about going in to see another dentist for fear the same thing would happen again. 

My husband found this other dentist online that claimed to be holistic and they were only a little bit further away than the last one. We scheduled the appointment, and yesterday, we went in.  

At first, I thought this dentist might be different, because they even went as far as to set a "welcome" sign out with my name on it when I walked through the door. The front desk staff seemed very friendly. 

Then, it was like déjà vu all over again when I sat down in the dental chair and was asked to tell my cancer story. As soon as the dental assistant heard that I refused surgery, chemo and radiation therapy she scribbled some notes down on her chart and her tone shifted from friendly to a stance of "get away from me, you freak". 

She brought the doctor in to talk to me. He said he just wanted to look at my mouth. He wasn't even interested in seeing the cancer spot and acted repulsed by it. He told me to just move it out of the way. Then, he just poked around for a few seconds, raised up the chair and admitted my amalgam fillings had started to break down. 

After hearing my story, again, he started to lecture me about how he is an "in between" holistic and ordinary dentist. He kept asking if I would consider getting a second opinion on treating my cancer the conventional way. I flat out told him no! I had already made up my mind that surgery, chemo and radiation were out of the question. 

That's when it happened. I was rejected again. He stated that all he can do for me is recommend that I think about seeing another doctor for a second opinion on how to go about treating my cancer (what he meant was all he can do is tell me to stop healing myself naturally).

My husband then spoke up and said we would consider it if the doctor would consider watching the 10+ hour documentary The Truth About Cancer. It was comical. The doctor shriveled up his nose, put on his angry face and stated that he would never do that.   

His face had this glare on it that said "you are worthless, you do not deserve my attention, you are insignificant. Get out!"

With that, I leapt off of the chair and walked out. 

With each ignorant person I meet; with each person who doesn't believe that natural healing works, I get more determined. I will never stop what I am doing. 

PS: It's only been 70 days at this point and I am seeing results. The sore is shrinking every week, a little at a time! 


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