We all know that journalists will use quotes in the most sensationalistic way possible.
here is more of the quote, it's not that bad:
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Simonyi-Gindele’s wife received the liberation treatment on two separate occasions. He is frustrated by the politics behind delaying what he and many in the MS community see as the only procedure that’s offered hope and relief from the disease.
“When Jesus Christ raised the dead,” he said, “he didn’t do a double blind study. They’re claiming that chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency treatment doesn’t work, but there are thousands of people who’ve had this treatment and are walking around—a large percentage of them are significantly better.”
According to MoneySense, the Canadian MS society spends 48 per cent of their revenue on operating and administrative costs. This is something Simonyi-Gindele says is hindering the progress of offering the more effective treatment.
“They’re a trade industry,” he said. “They represent health care, not patients. If they were for patients, they would see how to make this treatment more available—where instead they are creating obstacles.”
Reformed MS Society has an awesome name.
CCSVI Alliance has awesome people involved in it.
Rifleman, you seem to be assuming that Joan is sick with MS, but it was her husband who was the MSer and he was treated for CCSVI over a year ago. She knows CCSVI backwards and forwards.
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