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I would like to acknowledge and thank Masakazu Ikeda sensei for demonstrating the extraordinary clinical possibilities of Traditional Acupuncture. To my patients, students, teachers, colleagues, friends and my beautiful daughters, thanks heaps for your tolerance. After 25 years as a parent and practitioner it has become increasingly apparent to me that the 'learning never stops'.

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As Practitioner’s of Traditional Acupuncture wev’e gotta know when to hold ‘em and know when to fold ‘em.

By Alan | November 13, 2007

Even if I was next door not to mention an hours drive away, which is the distance to the aforementioned Korean practitioners clinic, I would ere on the side of caution in making any bold statements about my ability to bring about a satisfactory resolution to the serious medical dilemma described in yesterdays post.
Having seen the consequences of failing to take adequate medical action in this type of situation a decade or so ago, I would unhesitatingly refer the patient for a second opinion from a medical specialist.
I would definitely administer treatment to help stabilize the patient’s energy but I would be extremely reluctant to forecast a positive clinical outcome as a result of traditional acupuncture treatment.
I will keep you posted on the patient’s progress.
This scenario is going down now in Arizona and it is altogether possible that this lady is undergoing surgery as I write this post. Hope you are having a good 1. Alan

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