Monthly Archives: July 2010

First Do No Harm

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Sharon O'Connor, RN

“A Thin White Line Between Doctors” is somewhat of a surprise to me but as I think about criticizing others, part of me understands.  Have you ever witnessed poor performance and yet said nothing?  I certainly have. It’s hard to … Continue reading →

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Back Pain: An Example of CAM Costs and Outcomes

Posted on July 16, 2010 by Sharon O'Connor, RN

The experiences of two friends got me thinking. Both women, about the same  age, experienced the sudden onset of debilitating  back pain.  Joan, had driven to New York City (a 5 hour drive) and spent the night in a hotel … Continue reading →

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Word Power in “Healthcare”

Posted on July 16, 2010 by Sharon O'Connor, RN

A little more than one year ago, a young woman was diagnosed with rectal cancer and told that even with chemo, it was unlikely she would survive. A wonderful, caring oncology  nurse gave her my “Cancer Be Gone ” CD.  … Continue reading →

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Ever Wonder Why You’d Call a Hypnotherapist?

Posted on July 13, 2010 by Sharon O'Connor, RN

Not me. I never even thought about hypnosis or hypnotherapy before my friend started her practice. As I learned more about the profession, I was totally in awe. Approved by the AMA in 1958, it has a long and impressive … Continue reading →

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