Re: I do not know if will help, but you may want to think about and try to

My sister in law just had carpal tunnel surgery three days ago. I posed the idea that she look at alternatives. That once you get cut on via surgery, it opens up a choice or a direction that may go on for a long, long time. Got severe push back about being in pain, the surgery is supposed to work, great doctor blah blah blah.

Next day, she had no feeling in her hand. Panicking, she went back to the doctor. His response was essentially to wait, these things happen, and oh well. The effectively said 'tough titties said the kitty'.

S-i-l now officially panicked. I would be too. She has an 10 month old, a husband who is as lazy as they come and can't, won't find a job, and she took on the specter of caring for her mother years ago. And she has no feeling in her hand. Nerve damage anyone?

She is now in the clutches of modern medical science, and is now embarked on a medical journey that has a very good chance of going from bad to more bad. She did, does not have the spirit and strength to review other approaches to healing. And may pay a very heavy price for it. All I can do is float the alternative and if it does not resonate, meaning she does not have the spirit for it, well, there ya go.

As Trap says, avoid it at all costs, because the costs can be very, very high.