SPAM-LOW: fertility, legal question

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Dear Frances,

there is really nothing " at stake " if you do your TCM Intake/diagnosis and

treatment plan and treat what you see.

Before the in vitro you want to open meridians (also Chong mo and Conception

Vessel) and have the Qi flow and be open (your intent) after the

in vitro you want to protect and " keep " in. GV 20 and Conception Vessel -

poss. KI9 ----

Liv 5 and Sp3. Strengthen the Earth

just some ideas....something I might do depending on patient

Sometimes I might tdo both Txs on the same day (before and after) there is a

book about the increased success rate of the approach by using acupuncture

at the same time; I am not where the book is...sorry.so, I can't tell

you the title.

 

Good luck, best wishes

Verena

 

 

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" frances gander " <threetreasures

 

Wednesday, August 24, 2005 10:48 AM

SPAM-LOW: fertility, legal question

 

 

>A woman about to undergo sperm donor and in vitro procedure has

> contacted me. Previous acupuncturist said she'd offer support up to

> this procedure but not afterwards. The other acupuncturist (from

> another city) hasn't called me back yet, but I wonder about possible

> liability issues. Understandably, the procedure will cost her a lot of

> money and a lot is at stake. I haven't seen her yet, so I don't know

> about her individual risk factors and strengths. What are your

> thoughts, experiences?

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> Frances Gander, R.Ac.

> Athens, Ohio

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