If the clinic is able to sign off on the paperwork, you writing a thorough cover letter detailing your condition and the hopes of this treatment could be enough. Share the truth of what you’re going through and the hopes of this treatment.

Are there also tests like blood work included in the treatment? Evaluations by a Dr, etc. these things could have weight to it as well.

@Lor *****

I applied on my own. No agent needed.

@Lor *****

just hit that Google or ChatGPT search. It will be more up to date with all the current details. Not meaning to be rude but all the info is there if you look for it and I don’t have the time or energy to do it for you.

@Lor *****

it’s the soft power option. Along with muy Thai and cooking classes option.

I did massage training during the early pandemic days as an option to stay. It was required to be in sessions 3 days a week 2-3 hours I believe. You are intended to make the full commitment. You can’t just sign up and not show up because you have to file for extensions (if doing a long form program) and the school will have the records. At least that’s how it was for me.

Overall I enjoyed my experience but also learned that I don’t want to give massage- receiving suits me better 😂

I now have dtv medical and I much prefer the flexibility.

Good luck!

@Todd ********

oh I’m not offended—I just don’t waste energy on snark. Discernment isn’t fragility, it’s strategy. 😉

Blocking the snarks is helpful. 😊

What were the “details” and “conditions” any clues there? Sorry this happened to you.

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Maybe look into soft power medicine. For me it was less complicated and I could still use my remote work for income.