[CitizensTruth] Eighty to ninety percent of all Americans who seek medical care have symptoms caused by repressed inner conflicts

[Robin Migalla]

Hi Ed,

Is this a relative?  It's a very timely message since I'll be giving a 
presentation on holism this Saturday.

Cheers,
Robin
www.healthforlifecoloncare.com
www.westonaprice-elgin.org
"Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food."
                                     --Hippocrates  (460-377 B.C.)
            Just be careful how you define food ;-)

-----Original Message-----
From:	Edward Rynearson [SMTP:edward_rynearson at yahoo.com]
Sent:	Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:06
To:	citizenstruth at six.pairlist.net
Subject:	[CitizensTruth] Eighty to ninety percent of all Americans who 
seek	medical care have symptoms caused by repressed inner conflicts

Time To Listen

How I Learned What Really Matters

Since eighty to ninety percent of all Americans who seek medical care have 
symptoms caused by repressed inner conflicts and not by a disease process 
(ask your primary care physician if he agrees with this), our high powered 
health care system designed to diagnose and treat serious life threatening 
illnesses has become a colossal failure bankrupting the health care system 
of our country.

If one's ten year old daughter says she has a severe stomach ache and must 
stay out of school, and if we know she has many friends and is doing well 
in school, but is anxious about her grandma's recently diagnosed cancer and 
the fact that an infant brother just joined the family, then we feel 
compassion for her? we suffer with her.  We don't rush her to the doctor 
because we have important information that gives us insight into the cause 
of her pain.

Our current medical system has so limited the time available for the 
primary care physicians to obtain this crucial information to obtain this 
insight into the repressed cause of the symptom that the disease oriented 
approach that fits the vast minority of patients, causes not only an 
unsustainable cost but also potential harm and even death to the majority.

It doesn't have to be that way says Mayo trained psychiatrist, Dr. Robert 
R. Rynearson who founded the Psychiatry Department at the Scott and White 
Clinic in Temple, Texas.  He spent thirty-four years listening to people. 
 The chances, he says, of a patient getting appropriate treatment in the 
current medical system are slim. Your doctor doesn't have time to listen to 
you to determine if you are one of the eighty to ninety percent of patients 
whose symptoms are caused by inner emotional conflicts or if you are one of 
the ten to twenty percent of patients whose symptoms require medication, 
complicated testing, and referral to a specialist.

Dr. Rynearson has developed a short cut for the eighty to ninety percent 
group to get significant help.    Once a person sees the inner conflict 
(insight) the symptoms are no longer necessary.

One woman presented with severe chronic abdominal pain.  She had spent her 
life savings seeing specialists and had been operated on seven times.  When 
Dr. Rynearson first saw her, he asked about her pain.  She said it had been 
present for eleven years.  He asked what happened eleven years ago.   She 
burst into tears and said that her only son had committed suicide eleven 
years ago by shooting himself in the abdomen with a ten gauge shot gun. She 
hadn't discussed this with any of the doctors she had seen previously. When 
she dealt with this unresolved inner conflict she went home pain free.

Dr. Rynearson has developed techniques to help his patients gain insight. 
   The late Ian Alger's pioneering work with television techniques which he 
called Profile Self Confrontation combined with  Dr. Rynearson's work on 
developing Emotional Status Examination system have quickly revealed the 
patient's underlying conflict.

In his memoir, TIME TO LISTEN, Dr. Rynearson illustrates the Profile Self 
Confrontation, Emotional Status Examination,  and other methods used to 
help his patients quickly obtain insight without subjecting them to 
expensive and sometimes harmful procedures.  If doctors prescribe 
medication, tests, and referrals to only the ten to twenty percent of their 
patients who need it, our medical system would not be bankrupt.  Every 
headache does not require an MRI.

Wordpress
http://robertrynearson.wordpress.com/

YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FgZ2J_iPXM

Amazon (Kindle Edition)
http://www.amazon.com/Time-To-Listen-ebook/dp/B0029U15EY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=U  
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