Dear Henry
By the tone of your response and the use of capitals to emphasise I have
clearly upset you. This was not my intention. I simply wanted to learn or
understand more clearly the reasoning behind the comments you made. That is,
after all, what I thought the mailing list is all about. Thanks for the
invite to Queensland. I do not think the climate would suit a cold blooded
Northern European and I am pleased to say my undergrad days are well behind
me.
I can see you are angry over making these clarifications and it is because I
do not know what you are thinking, that I asked for them. The overall
impression I got from you message was that electro was uninspiring as a
student, you are in a transitional stage regarding thie modality partly
helped by working with Chiros. I sought your thoughts on this and gave you
some of my own.
The mailing list sometimes requires you to substantiate your writings. If
you do not want to, or can't, no problem. Generally chill Henry. Your recent
input has been prolific, so please expect some comment. Perhaps discussing
what 'we do or believe' is how we learn. If we do not what is the purpose of
the list?. I am surprised you feel these matters unimportant and clarifying
issues around your statements regarding electro and chiros a waste of time.
What were you hoping to get from your responses?
Regards Kevin.
----- Original Message -----
From: Henry Tsao <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 3:43 AM
Subject: Re: ELECTROTHERAPY
> Kevin,
>
> >Once again I am struggling to understand your reasoning. I take it as a
> >student you despised electro because it was boring. I would personally
> >settle for an approach which was successful, even if it was not
> >stimulating.
>
> **I did not say that I despised electrotherapy as a student because it was
> boring (you were the one that implied that). I despised it because the
> tutors did not give us any reasoning on what it is used for. We HAD to use
> it (FULL STOP). Therefore, it is I who struggles to understand your
> conclusions based on my comments. When I started practicing, I saw the
> benefits of electrotherapy and am still learning about it. If you still
fail
> to understand, come to Uni of Queensland and go through the physiotherapy
> course that I went through - only then will you really understand what I
> went through.
>
> >Secondly you have a habit of telling us things we already know in a way
> >that
> >is sensational, ie chiros are using it now!. Yes I know and this neither
> >strengthens or weakens any electro argument just because chiros are using
> >it. If anything I am heartened to hear they are and perhaps in some
> >quarters
> >no longer believing spinal manip can cure everthing from dyslexia to
> >cholic.
> >Sometimes I feel physios get a little insecure with regard to the other
> >manual therapies ie Chiro and Osteo. There are jewels in our own
background
> >and we do not need them to tell us they are now 'scientific' atlhough I
am
> >gratified by their conversion.
>
> **As with the things that you already know... I am glad you already know
> because I don't! Also, whenever I find something, I like to share it
around
> and get other people's opinion on things. I don't believe this is bad...
it
> is just all part of the learning process. I don't feel physio's should be
> insecure with other therapists, and I did not say because chiro's are
using
> electro that it strengthened the argument - this is not what I meant (once
> again, it seems to me as though you know what I am thinking?!)
>
> It seems to me that whenever somebody writes something, people leap to
> conclusions. As I stated earlier, I came here to learn and not to argue
with
> people over what they do or believe. I don't want to waste my time
> clarifying over little matters such as these, because it is not important
> and not getting us anyway.
>
> Henry***
>
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