chopcow wrote:Thanks for the feedback.
I disagree that the $800 is greedy.
That is because you have the money, and you are probably not homebound. I am 25, and I never held more than $200 in my hands in the course of my whole life. Pathetic? Maybe to someone that doesn't know me.
Many people suffering from anxiety disorder also have agoraphobia - a debilitating condition that makes people partially or completely homebound. Now.. If you take that into account, how do you propose these people come up with $800? Ask their parents? Friends? Not everyone can go around asking for money you know...
I don't expect you to agree with me. I'm just trying to get you to see another side of the coin.
Adora wrote:On the other hand, the people who are in the help business need to make a living too. They need to pay for their studies, do a lot of research, etc. In other words, they are selling you a therapy, they don't do charity.
Arguing with you on this issue would be like me arguing with someone about the healthcare system in America. I'd be telling you that the healthcare should be 100% free to everyone regardless of social status and financial situation, because a sick person must get help just because he/she is a human being. You'd be telling me that the doctors are not greedy, and they need to make a living too. I'd tell you that the govt. should pay the doctors for the services they provide. Not the people. They pay for doctors with their taxes. I'd also tell you that a barber, for example, works just as hard as a doctor, but gets a lot less money for his hard work, and you'd tell me that I'm wrong(despite me being right). This discussion would ultimately lead nowhere, because the only way you'd understand me, is if you'd end up in my shoes. (something that I don't wish even upon my enemies)
Good luck. I hope this $800 method helps you, and you'll be cured. Then you'll prove to me that it's not a scam.