Re: Dr. Bain & Energy Work

[Guest guest]

Yes, Olif, he actually did something with me. He had me lay on the exam table,

then he put his hand behind my head (If I remember correctly) and had me sing a

tone. Oh, rats, that was tonal healing, not energy work. Oh well. I thought it

was kind of weird, but then he told me I had a beautiful voice! He has talked

about energy work, though.

C.

[Guest guest]

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" He had me lay on the exam table, then he put his hand behind my head (If I

remember correctly) and had me sing a tone. "

I don't know anything about tonal healing! I guess that would be some form of

energy work, though, wouldn't it? What was it for? Did it do anything?

" then he told me I had a beautiful voice "

That is nice. I really like him! He seems stressed a lot, though. Does he seemed

stressed to you?

-Olif

[Guest guest]

I don't think it is stress; he is a high energy person, and I think it comes

across as stress. Not sure what I think of tonal healing; the websites I looked

up were pretty funky, lol. I read about myself (or so it seemed) on Celiac.com

and am going to talk with him about that.

C.

[Guest guest]

Ok, I have to ask...you pay this guy HOW much to do this????

Sorry...I can't help but be a little leary with people who mess with

our health. Some of the traditional drs. aren't the only quacks out

there.

Michigan

<<<< " He had me lay on the exam table, then he put his hand behind my

head (If I remember correctly) and had me sing a tone. "

I don't know anything about tonal healing! I guess that would be some

form of energy work, though, wouldn't it? What was it for? Did it do

anything? " then he told me I had a beautiful voice "

That is nice. I really like him! He seems stressed a lot, though. Does

he seemed stressed to you?>>

[Guest guest]

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> Olif,

> I take DS to Dr. Bain and he definitely seems stressed and

> scatterbrained and doesn't look healthy to me. He needs a

> receptionist since it's REALLY annoying when he is repeatedly

> answering the phone during our appointments. And he doesn't appear to

> be very organized. I'm in the process of looking for another Dr. anyway.

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Ditto.

[Guest guest]

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> Do you go to him also? What has your experience been?

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Answering off-list....

[Guest guest]

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" He is dabbling in a lot of different things; his practice is not well

established yet. "

This is absolutely true! And, IMO, is a great cause of his stress. From things

he has said to me, he is struggling internally over how he wants to run his

practice, who really has the " right answers " , etc. He really does want to help

people, but he is clearly neglecting his own health at that expense, which is a

double edged sword. If he doesn't pay more attention to his own health, he won't

be able to help anyone else.

What he really needs is a mentor/friend. He mentioned asking Dr. Harding out to

lunch (he knows her), after I mentioned a few times that she was familiar with

this and that. I think it would really help him. He is very open-minded, but it

seems he is trying to do this alone, without any guidance from doctors who have

already been where he is.

He also needs to setup a formal training with Diagnos-Techs. I am going to

suggest that to him sometime as well. He really has little/no understanding how

the adrenals and thyroid interact. If he truly wants to help people with this,

he needs to receive more training it in. I am sure the lab educates doctors at

no expense to them.

I really do like him. I will probably see him a bit here and there, but I really

just needed someone who has more knowledge, so I can finally have a doctor tell

me what tests I need and how to interpret them, etc. instead of the other way

around!

-Olif

[Guest guest]

Just butting in here where I really have no business, but I just had an

actual THOUGHT and it happens once in a while in spite of my brain being

stuck in Silly Putty lately....... It sounds to me like he needs an

office manager who can get him organized. One of you would make him a

great office manager!!!

Olif wrote:

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> :

> " He is dabbling in a lot of different things; his practice is not well

> established yet. "

>

> This is absolutely true! And, IMO, is a great cause of his stress.

> From things he has said to me, he is struggling internally over how he

> wants to run his practice, who really has the " right answers " , etc. He

> really does want to help people, but he is clearly neglecting his own

> health at that expense, which is a double edged sword. If he doesn't

> pay more attention to his own health, he won't be able to help anyone

> else.

>

> What he really needs is a mentor/friend. He mentioned asking Dr.

> Harding out to lunch (he knows her), after I mentioned a few times

> that she was familiar with this and that. I think it would really help

> him. He is very open-minded, but it seems he is trying to do this

> alone, without any guidance from doctors who have already been where

> he is.

>

> He also needs to setup a formal training with Diagnos-Techs. I am

> going to suggest that to him sometime as well. He really has little/no

> understanding how the adrenals and thyroid interact. If he truly wants

> to help people with this, he needs to receive more training it in. I

> am sure the lab educates doctors at no expense to them.

>

> I really do like him. I will probably see him a bit here and there,

> but I really just needed someone who has more knowledge, so I can

> finally have a doctor tell me what tests I need and how to interpret

> them, etc. instead of the other way around!

>

> -Olif

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