HOPE HELP & HEALING: Traveling For Treatment in China - Brossura

Lycke, Ruth

 
9781434354020: HOPE HELP & HEALING: Traveling For Treatment in China

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Hope Help and Healing is the foremost book on cutting edge medical advances and opportunities for traditional treatment in China today! A must read for anyone contemplating medical treatment or surgery of any kind. Often thought of as a country steeped in rich culture and ancient history, China also delivers some of the finest medical care in the world. China is on the map as a leader in the global economy, host for the 2008 Olympic games and the nation with the largest population and oldest civilization in the world. China is now a leading economic powerhouse and hub for medical treatment and tourism. With the surge to improve the Chinese infrastructure, state of the art facilities have been built and staffed with world-renowned physicians. Many people know China to be a center for rejuvenation promised by acupuncture, Chinese medicines and Chinese massage. Both TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) and top class medical expertise are offered at very competitive prices. New Chinese corporate hospitals attract foreign patients for high-end surgeries such as Cardiac Bypass or a Knee/Hip Replacement.

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L'autore

Ruth Lycke is the CEO of China Connection LLC, the only company poised to offer a bridge to surgery and medical treatment in China. A published author, Ruth told her story of becoming the first stroke patient treated in Tianjin, China in her book, Out of the DARKNESS & into the Light.Following a remarkable recovery, she now facilitates others in their successful treatment in China. Her experience as a former nurse, paramedic, surgical specialist, clinic manager, and stroke survivor gives her a unique point of view and makes her knowledge and expertise invaluable. The extensive time that Ruth spends in China each year (9 months) allows her to develop direct and personal working relationships with the Chinese doctors, hospitals, and provincial governments. She oversees a full time staff of dozens of people both in the states and overseas as they work to help others find hope and healing in China. Karen Lauritzen spent many years working as a medical social worker in a variety of hospital and clinic settings in Chicago, Illinois. Her job as a medical social worker included working with dialysis patients, in mental health, in workshops for mental retardation, with nursing homes, and teaching group dynamics. She has become an advocate and expert on medical treatment in China after her son became the first RSD patient successfully treated there with Traditional Chinese Medicine. A published author of short stories, this is her first work of non-fiction. She says,"The extraordinary medicine China offers is a story that has to be told." She currently resides in the mountains of North Carolina were she is drafting her first novel, All Her Worldly Goods.

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