> > Have you noticed how few people have ANY interest whatsoever in
> > helping you?
> Well, I never asked for your help, thanks.

> "Zetsu" <absolutelyinvinci...[at]hotmail.com> wrote
> > Well, all I said is that I think many eye diseases are helped by the
> > rest methods. I don't think there is something wrong with that.
> The problem is you're inviting someone to sit around and "rest" which is
> absolutely the WRONG thing in some circumstances.
> If you don't know the circumstances you can't hope to avoid harm by
> recommending "rest".
> If you don't know what you don't know, you can't help making that mistake.
> If you continue, you reache a point where you are vulnerable to a charge of
> criminal negligence.
> Criminal negligence doesn't mean the constable will come lock you up and
> charge you with a crime. In this country, it means a jury of twelve
> untrained idiots get to decide whether you should have kept your mouth shut
> and minded your own business. In the US, those decisions are quite often in
> favor of the plaintiff. If that happens, you spend the next 25 years paying
> off a huge civil award. If the decision is in YOUR favor, you get to spend
> the next 15 years paying off the lawyers who defended you.
> But as you've proven, this is YOUR newsgroup. You go ahead and continue
> posting as you please. Nobody can tell YOU what to do.
> -MT
> -MT

> Have you noticed how few people have ANY interest whatsoever in
> helping you?

> Well, all I said is that I think many eye diseases are helped by the
> rest methods. I don't think there is something wrong with that.

> Well, all I said is that I think many eye diseases are helped by the
> rest methods. I don't think there is something wrong with that. And I
> also asked politely, if you could explain to me what ocular albinism
> is.

> Sorry, I am not familiar with 'ocular albinism'.

> "Zetsu" <absolutelyinvincible[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:5e811d6a-d4bb-4230-b430-510d81a3d180[at]a5g2000prg.googlegroups.com...

> > Sorry, my previous post was slightly unclear.
> > What I meant was
[... snip crap ...]
> > accounts of it are published on numerous pages.

> It was completely clear as mud.
> Please desist.
> We insist.

> Sorry, my previous post was slightly unclear.
> What I meant was that diseases of the eye can be both ameliorated, and
> also cured in many cases. However, it usually takes a great deal of
> time to accomplish a complete cure (depending on the severity of the
> disease). If you would like to find out more about the cure of organic
> disease, you should read the magazines for yourself. Inspirational and
> incredible accounts of it are published on numerous pages.

> Sorry, I am not familiar with 'ocular albinism'.
> From what I have heard, it is something to do with loss of colour in
> the eye? If it is simply related to the colour of the eye, then that
> should not make a difference to the eyesight. Is it more complicated
> than that? Please do explain to me.
> However, I think that any disease of the eye can certainly be helped
> by the rest methods, because when the mind is at rest the entire
> bodily condition is improved and the disease is often mitigated in
> this manner.