A friend was telling me that she gained a not-insignificant following during the HIV/AIDS crisis and that many with the virus didn't seek treatment because of her beliefs. That was when I knew she's a con artist.
That is a total and absolute lie. I worked with thousands of people during the AIDS crisis, and not one ever heard me suggest they avoid a doctor. Quite to the contrary, I spent many hours driving patients to their doctor’s visits.
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Thank You for posting this. Marianne's trajectory through decades of engaged life has been consistent, authentic, heartfelt, and transparent.
#OnlyLovePrevails#Marianne2020pic.twitter.com/UPt1UKqmKu
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During that time you helped many of my friends
@marwilliamson. I am forever grateful.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You don't have to OVERTY SUGGEST something to spread a harmful belief. That's the whole point here. Dangerous IMPLICATIONS. If positive thinking alone can produce good health, the IMPLICATION is lack of necessity for doctors, and the "negative" character of the unhealthy.
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