Re: The Wonder Drug--Fictionalizing our message

[Guest guest]

The whole idea sounds interesting, but I am concerned about a fictional story

about LDN. I have too many encounters with people who pooh-pooh this " wonder

drug " . My fear would be that a fictional Wonder drug story would do the

opposite to what I would hope for. Do I see this completely wrong?

Silvia

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> If you didn't read my 2 previous monstrous emails to groups, I'm

collecting stories and characters to compose a " fictionalized " book called " The

Wonder Drug, " as a subversive way of spreading the good news about LDN and the

Scandalous opposition/blockage by Big Pharma, to energize more public attention

both to use and support LDN and to revolt against Pharmamedical Stalinism in

America. One newer " school " of psychotherapy is called " Narrative Therapy. " It

began with the sublime hypnotherapist Milton son, who could induce a trance

in myriad ways. He'd make up a story about somebody he'd known or treated and

embed the messages that could restructure his present client's or conversation

partner's subliminal ideas about how life must really work.

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> So a " fiction " short novel about a " Wonder drug " is Narrative Therapy for a

society and culture. (When THEY seem to be winning and WE seem to be losing,

THINK BIGGER, and Change Our WorldView--for both US and THEM.)

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