Perhaps we do not want to believe it. Perhaps our own understanding of reality dictates this, and many other phenomenon, impossible but everybody lies. This is not necessarily a “bad” thing but jus needs to be understood. Not only is our self image a reflection of the psychological construction but the entire landscape of reality. [...]
Check the neck, he said
April 27, 2011
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In the year 2009 an article was published in Vascular Surgery. Although rumors were already floating around, the article explained in detail the consequences of the discovery. No, its not a drug, no its not a breakthrough therapy, it is a discovery of an existing defect causing a medical mystery. In the beginning of 21st century, medicine [...]
Walter Benjamin | Hero of Modernity
January 16, 2011
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Walter Benjamin Conception of Hero of Modernity Walter Benjamin was a German literary critic as well as a philosopher, although he himself never referred to himself as a philosopher. His thought intertwined elements of Jewish mysticism with Marxist theories, specifically historical materialism. Born in Berlin in 1892, Benjamin left in the 1930s and lived in [...]
CCSVI | The Procedure
July 14, 2010
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It was December 2009. Barack Obama had become the first black president a year before. United States was engaged in two wars with no end in sight. Economy had collapsed and I eagerly awaited the improvements of a stem cell treatment I had in Germany. I had gone to a Multiple Sclerosis Specialist in November [...]
15,555,000
August 27, 2009
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The hospital on the Rheine that treats 10 Americans a week has completed its treatment of me. The lumber puncture or commonly known as spinal tap was performed faily painlessly and the 15,555,000 viable stem cells were injected within a few minutes. While the clinic aims and hopes for 5 million , my sample had [...]
The Extraction
August 25, 2009
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The Dominicus Hospital was more 200 years old, and although remodeled multiple times i am sure, carried a very old feel. The center operates on three floors that they have remodeled in their orange colors and Ikea furniture. The Imacs adoring every desk gave a warm feeling in my gut being that i have the [...]
The Arrival
August 24, 2009
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After almost 9 hours of stuck in a tiny seat with almost no movement, we arrived in Deutschland. After getting our bags and walking into the public area we met up with our orange vested driver. A very nice German man, who did not hesitate to play a bit of a tour guide as we [...]
6 Days Until
August 17, 2009
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I am having extreme heat sensitivity. Part of the problem is that it is extremely hot right now. I try to avoid going to the bathroom in order to eliminate the awkwardness of my gait worse yet, to eliminate the possibility of a fall. I look forward to Germany not only for the main event [...]
