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Chair of the AACP Vivienne Dascanio and her team gave a 75-minute presentation to the Parliamentary Group for Integrated Healthcare on the evidence-based practices used by AACP members. The talk demonstrated that the early intervention of acupuncture treatment and physiotherapy can significantly reduce the overall cost to society of managing musculoskeletal conditions.
Speaking after the presentation, Mrs Dascanio said: "Musculoskeletal injury is the biggest cause of work absenteeism, with enormous expense to UK industry. Some 119 million working days are lost each year to back pain and 60 per cent of work-related illnesses are the result of back, neck or limb problems.
"Acupuncture as part of a physiotherapy service is presently widely accepted within the NHS and private practice. However, we need to ensure that GP practices and healthcare commissioners understand the very high professional standard of AACP members' acupuncture services, and that supporting our physiotherapists to provide acupuncture requires minimal or no additional NHS funding when provided as an integrated part of a physiotherapy service. It also has much wider benefits to the health and economic wellbeing of society."
The AACP is the UK's largest professional acupuncture organisation. A principal objective of the AACP is to enhance the integration of acupuncture into mainstream physiotherapy for the management of pain and systemic conditions. The AACP has more than6,500 member physiotherapists using acupuncture within the NHS, private practice and within the armed services.


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Back to Just (An) Economist MomJanuary 10th, 2013 . by economistmom
After 4 and 3/4 years and 932 posts (counting this one), I'm putting down my pen as "the EconomistMom" (capital-E, capital-M, smooshed together) and going back to being (more ordinarily) just (an) economist mom. (I think in my older (i.e., younger) days I would have been anal about it and set a target of ending at the 1,000th post mark.)
I'm leaving (technically, have already left) the Concord Coalition–where I have worked the whole time I've been writing this blog–and joining the Pew Charitable Trusts as their new chief economist on February 4. This move allows me to look beyond the almost-exclusively federal budget focus I've had for the past dozen-plus years, to support Pew's much larger umbrella of public policy issues at all levels of government and across a wide variety of subject areas–a mission and agenda which nevertheless can still be summarized as one promoting "fiscal responsibility" by using our scarce economic resources as wisely as possible to maximize the well being of our society. As the Pew website ("about us") explains:
The Pew Charitable Trusts is driven by the power of knowledge to solve today's most challenging problems. Pew applies a rigorous, analytical approach to improve public policy, inform the public and stimulate civic life.
We partner with a diverse range of donors, public and private organizations and concerned citizens who share our commitment to fact-based solutions and goal-driven investments to improve society.
I'm so grateful to the Concord Coalition for making this blog possible. My experience writing it and interacting with my readers has taught me many things, not just about economic policy issues as I'd use it as a "sketchpad" of sorts to test out my first numerical calculations and analytical interpretations, but also about my personal life, as every day (usually late night actually) I would sit down alone with what felt like a blank canvas (and not just the empty Wordpress shell) and ask myself "what's on my mind?"…"What do I want to say?"…"Who is listening?" I had never really taken the time and space out of my crazily busy life-at-the-surface to look down deep at myself. I had never really kept a personal diary since becoming a grown up, either.
It turns out I didn't really learn that many brand new things about fiscal policy, but I learned them better this time around in trying to communicate the ideas to the more general audience (I hoped) of my blog. I learned a lot more about the politics of what I had thought were more clear-cut, plain economic issues, too. For example, I learned that one cannot advocate reforming the Social Security system without being accused of trying to destroy the program, and that one cannot advocate raising taxes without being accused of trying to destroy the economy. (By the way, neither is true about me: I want to strengthen both the Social Security program and the economy.) I learned that when it comes to these very tough public policy issues, politicians would rather keep fighting over small stuff (and even attack each other personally) than acknowledge that they agree on the big (but hard) stuff. Because then they would be out of excuses and would just have to do it–that hard, tough (but good-for-all-of-us) stuff. I learned that if people commenting on my blog seemed very critical of me, personally, in response to a policy opinion I made that they didn't like, I should nevertheless not take it personally.
I learned much more about myself and my own life in writing this blog though. Readers wouldn't have necessarily followed much of that unless you actually knew me in real life and thus could read between my lines as you observed the changes in my personal life. Some who did think they could see between the lines chose to publicly criticize me by posting public comments here, like the time a former sister-in-law, in comments on a post I had written about college decisions, wrote very candidly (posting her full name and work email) that I was a "fraud," told me to "shut up already" and suggested–in the ultimate of hurtful things one could say to a mother–that it was "as if" I would ever do anything for any of my kids. Well, I eventually learned that I should not take those comments personally either. (Those were also one of only a handful of non-spam comments that I censored (removed) from public visibility but kept in perpetual "pending" status as a reminder that nasty words usually say more about the author than about the subject/target.)
I could have let out more of my personal details here as a very public form of my personal therapy (I do like and need to talk and "get things out"), but that would have been unfair to the real-life people in my real life. But suffice it to say, the process of writing my blog has been a marvelous vehicle in my long personal journey of self-discovery over the past 4 3/4 years, and it has led me to a better and happier place. Someday when my life at the surface is not so busy and I'm not working to pay my bills (and my kids' college bills–obviously not anytime soon), I hope to write down my story. But not here, and not now. In the meantime, I will keep mindful of a pearl of wisdom attributed to the Dalai Lama (with my insertion):
"Live a good, honorable life. Then when you get older and think back [and maybe finally write it down!], you'll be able to enjoy it a second time."
I am a tremendously lucky person to be able to make a living doing the kind of "work" that I love to do and to have the support and love of my friends (especially my boyfriend, Bill) and family (especially my parents, Ed and Bee Lim, and my kids). I hope I can pay some of that back but, more importantly, pay some of that forward. And speaking of that, I'd like to end with something that's more from my "mom" perspective than from my "economist" perspective, so I'm going to quote a wise, mature mom rather than any book-smart economist. From Anna Quindlen's book "Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake," which I've just started listening to on my car rides (and love, love, love it already, just a few chapters in!):
"Being a parent is not transactional. We do not get what we give. It is the ultimate pay-it-forward endeavor: We are good parents not so they will be loving enough to stay with us but so they will be strong enough to leave us."
That's my kids, my dogs, and me below–in a photo taken around Thanksgiving. (L to R: Emily, 19; Grace, 16; me, 50(!); Johnny, 14; Allison, 21.) They are great kids, growing up fast, two already in college, all of them seemingly ready to leave me already. (The dogs–Tammy on left and Taco on the right–well, they likely won't ever leave my side until death do us part.)
It's been fun! Thank you for reading and coming along for my ride, especially those of you who have visited here daily for years. EconomistMom signing out for now!
Diane Lim (formerly Rogers)
(an economist and a mom)


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I was already forced to do this for the last 10 years of my life... now, what I have logged is so surreal math for MOST they not only dont want to believe it, accept it or acknowledge it... its gotten so bad in norfolk now, the gangsters and public cant believe whats going on, from shape shifting aliens, lizards, and other worlds and dimensions showing up cuz what I wrote down for 10 years is 100% real. complete with the part where they fuck you, brag about it o your face and watch you write it down for 10 years to thier faces and they mock it and say 'so'.
now, if you know me, my story is that I found a sound track for space time, that... whoever made masonic hollywood , intentionally put them all in a cult and made them SING.. and what I found was an alien space time cult based on realities that I told people about and now have found instructions, codes and more in the matrix in front of them doing both and saying its fake while they watch me write down verbatim whats gone on and going on live.
anyway, I have lined up altf of this music here and shown that they were sing about my life before I lived it and I found it in front of them.
now, the concept for this reality is bad because I said , rico act violations from the local government of currituck led back to aliens, egyptian space time worship and someone thought they would be funny to make music about it.
sing about the concept of what you have going on...
I said here on glp for over 10 years that I found music about me and kept on living only to find more and more and instructions both foreward and backwards in space time.
now, be staying legal and not having anything to do with anyone, I beat ... whew, check out the list.... the police, the fbi, the secret service and ... after a few years it got bad, the gangsters found out something is 'wrong'... my lockout included the bloods and crips in front of the invisible aliens and government...
I said play the gangster music andd what im talking about is IN THERE.
it shouldnt be.
its mind control.
real, 100% dinosaur illuminati cia mk ltra, the problem they are having is, it aint bullshit and its real.
its the math from what happened at tullsbaymarina, like, in alien binary.
and that whole fight is logged here cuz I cant hide whats real, now for over 10 years.
and they said I was nutzo ...
I said someone is fucking them back for what they did in space time, alien gangster style, and.... its not me doing it.
I found the alien binary math to exsplain that in front of everyone....
anyway, I will tell you who I am to 'them'.
im simnon peter schonhans, they changed my name in 1978 when I was 6 and hid me a 1 stoplight town ... that the mob, fbi, cia,secret service, gangsters and more just blew up in front of everyone.
I can write down the thought chains and how they bridge and link to space time and then blend with the music sung, not possible alien math that fits in front of everyone.
and a trap. both are real.
the problem they have is , in against all of them cuz they are who fucked me and robbed me and kept paying me in space time in front of everyone.
proves right there something is wrong.
anyway, everyone watched me log the genetic stamps I found, hundreds of them... all colors you can think of and images of me in other dimensions... that link to the gangsters, fbi, cia, secret service and more that I told everyone about, daily here for 10 years.
and how they watched the esp cult attacking me respond to them.
command and control.
well, this command and control is sung about in the audio package in this space im talking about.
everyone watched the fbi fuck me to my face and try to kill me and got mad too many other people saying im crazy showed up.
get it.
tie all this together and you get ICP... I grew up with ICP ... love ICP ... im not a hardcore fan but ill listen to it...
well, now the problem is, I found the keywords for a map thru their music and what they are singing about, and who is who.
well, this whole thread is a result of me listening to the psypher 4 song.
all me.
once again, I found music that freaks everyone aROUND me out... now blend it with whats going on.
yep - someone made them sing about what I logged here for 10 years on glp.
gangster alien control singing about what everyone knows it going on.
ask me who the great melinko is, ask me what a tilt a whirl really is ... now go watch psypher 3, notice the color codes.. I said red is 3 to the masonic alien cult doing all this. woa, psypher 3 is all redshirts ...
psypher 4 is all about whats gone on with the fbi and more... you have to know what a juggalo really is and what the fbi really are ...
ask me anything here, ill tell ya how big it is and the binary alien math for it and you can go fight the lizards about what fake and whats not.
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Anyway, raise your hands if you're female. Mine's up to the ceiling.