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From:	Christopher Paulin (68.9.30.54)
Subject:	Re: to Christopher
Date:	February 3, 2012 at 10:20 am PST

In Reply to: to Christopher posted by Vickie on February 3, 2012 at 2:29 am:

Thank you. My aunt, who had the stroke, is eating the same diet that caused the stroke. That's the failure that they don't want to understand because they would have to admit that they were wrong. I tried to save them from themselves. They are their worst enemy, not someone who tells them to eat more raw fruits and greens. I told them before, and they dismissed it without researching. They put too much faith in their doctor. Doctors are helpful, to an extent. They can diagnose things, including the pain that you yourself have. They can treat irreversible diseases such as diabetes type I and help in emergencies, such as at the beginning of the stroke. Long-term care, as Louis Pasteur admitted at the end of his life, is determined by the internal environment that you provide to your body through diet, exercise, sunlight, sleep, and emotions. As long as my uncle and cousin provide my aunt with the wrong internal environment, she will predictably decline. This is going to be on their conscience, not mine. I'm going to stay low and just watch my predictions come true. I do a lot of observation how people die. People keep repeating the same mistakes that other people make. The moral of the story is to not be your worst enemy and to learn from other people's mistakes. Change your internal environment and think positively.

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