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How is that a bad thing? Sure, a cure would be _significantly_ better, but reducing symptoms can result in a vastly better quality of life.
by stordoff 9y ago
How is that a bad thing? Sure, a cure would be _significantly_ better, but reducing symptoms can result in a vastly better quality of life.
- ada1981 9y agoYes, the attempt to reduce symptoms is admirable when a cure is not available. Fortunately Psychedelic medicines are coming online that can allow for actual healing of the underlying patterns. They saved my life for certain.
- aviv 9y agoTake Crohn's for example. Sure you can be on Remicade for a decade with no significant flare-ups. Then the day Remicade stops being effective you're completely screwed. Plus your situation got worse over time, you just didn't get the messages your body has been trying to send you. Remicade was essentially the firewall.