October 17, 2008
Pregnancy In The Natal Chart
Filed under Astrology by Dusko Savic
At Courant.com there is a very interesting article on developing new tests for ovarian cancer. It is a hot topic and there seems to be a new way of catching up with the ovarian cancer — early. Read the rest of the article to find it out, but I just want to react to a part of the article in which a doctor is quoted as to have had said the following:
“find a husband, have your babies and have your organs removed.”
Here is my comment:
This is exactly how Western Medicine thinks about human body. For them, human body is a machine, a set of loosely connected organs and systems, and if you take out one part, the rest just continues to clip-clap along. The corollary is that once there is no organ, it cannot catch cancer.
Quite true, but what they do not know is that all organs are represented in our etheric body, in which they exist forever and still can become cancerous. But if there is no organ to which the disease can be attached, then the negative enerygy — the energy of the illness — progresses to another part of the body. The part of the body that will be ill can be seen from the medical astrological reading, because the natal chart is the blueprint of the energies one was born with.
You can have your organs removed one by one but it will not make you healthier. So this piece of advice “have your babies and mutilate yourself to the end of your days” is a horrible one. Doctors should solve each case separately, individually, to the best benefit of EACH particular patient.
And so on. Beware of the doctors who only want to operate on you and then let you go.
And before you do, I hasten to add that there are situations in which surgery is justified even astrologically. But the blind advice “have your babies and cut it out” is not acceptable. Would such a doctor do that to his own daughters? Not likely!
Filed under Women's Health by Dusko Savic
February 7, 2008
Why Have Hysterectomy If You Are Healthy!?
What I find fascinating about the World Wide Web is the opportunity to “meet” other people and their destinies. In this case, Mary has got a smear test saying that she has cancer, and a few weeks later, she got another result, stating that she does not have cancer at all. That, however, did not bother her OBGYN, who blandly told her she now must have a hysterectomy. Here is her reaction:
I had to ask. If I have no cancer why would you put me at risk for major surgery for no reason? H was speechless for a moment, then stuttered slightly and said it was the hospital’s standard treatment. Then his mind was back in gear and he said that was down the road and we could talk about the risks involved with surgery versus having to get repeat paps and biopsies for years.
I have to wonder if there is a quota system for hysterectomies. Is there some national population control effort to give hysterectomies to healthy women? I don’t want to sound like a conspiracy theorist but why?
This is exactly how it sounds to me, by the way, except that I can, through medical astrology, tell in advance whether the thing will really develop towards cancer or not. (You would expect the learned doctors to be able to do that, but no, all they operate is based on the actual findings such as smears, Pap tests etc.)
Here is my comment on Mary’s blog:
Hi
I have read the newer parts of your blog with great interest and I have skimmed through the older parts as well. Yours is a classic story of what happens to the women in the USA. They start having certain gynecological problems and then “down the road” as your doctor has put it, they offer you a hysterectomy. They try to talk you into it, although in majority of cases, there is no real reason to do that. Indeed, if there is no cancer in sight, and you are otherwise healthy, why butcher your own body and expressly, at that?
Mary, there is a long road in front of you, but you have done what is actually needed: you have changed your life, starting with what you eat. That is the most important part of the equation, and now you need to find a modus of alternative treatment that you can apply on yourself, eventually, with low costs involved, and neither should you stop there. The more alternative treatments that you have in your disposal, the better. So, more learning is in order, and then you need to incorporate all that into your everyday life. But all of that is better than being cut for no reason at all!
I wish you all the best and I’ll try return to your blog within a few weeks to see what happens to you next.
Sincerely, Dusko Savic
the author of www.how-to-avoid-hysterectomy.com
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Has something like that happened to you!? Please comment!
Filed under Hysterectomy by Dusko Savic
January 27, 2008
If You Have Hysterectomy, You Won’t Have Children
What to do if you do not have children in a Christian marriage with the man you love and the doctor wants you to do CA-125 test for cancer!? And if nothing helps, after eight years of marital infertility, you get the feeling that there is a hysterectomy ahead of you!? eTrish has several blogs, one personal and the other devoted to her own infertility, so if you are in a similar situation, you might like to read them. She approaches her problem from a Christian point of view and it really is hard to understand that if God likes her so much, then why would she be barren!?
On this site, although it is about avoiding hysterectomy, there is a strong section on marital infertility. Quite simply, the ladies asked me and I have answered what would have I suggested to them from the point of view of medical astrology and energy healing. Here are the links of interest:
General notions of medical astrology
Spiritual dimensions of medical astrology
Astrological Example of Female infertility
Astrological Example of Infertility and Miscarriage
Astrological Example of Infertility and Tumour
Filed under Marital Infertility by Dusko Savic
