Best date for surgery

The positions of the Sun, Moon and planets in the heavens, and how they fit in with your birth chart has much to say about your vitality, your frame of mind, and how well things are “flowing” on any given day. That’s why it’s always good to check in with the planets before scheduling surgery and other medical procedures.

If you would like me to find a suitable date for surgery, I will need the following information.

1. Patient’s date of birth
2. Patient’s city of birth
3. Patient’s time of birth (if possible)
4. What’s the general nature of the surgery? What part of the body does it involve?
5. Available timeframe for surgery— must it be done ASAP, or could it wait a few months?
6. Days the surgeon has appointments available. Please contact the surgeon’s office and get this vital piece of information before you contact me. It is very important. I won’t select a date for you without it.
7. City where the surgery will take place

The fee for a surgery consult is $35. A fee waiver is available on request. You do not need an appointment.

How do I request a date?

1. Send answers to the questions above by e-mail or using the online form. Or you may phone me at (434) 244-0012 (but if I do not answer, you will reach me faster by sending an e-mail than by leaving a voice mail).
2. Make payment, unless you need a fee waiver.

I try to answer all surgery date requests within 24 hours.

On urgent situations

Often, we have the luxury of delaying a medical procedure until some easygoing planetary lineup that jives with us comes along. But there are times that medical necessity dictates doing what has to be done, regardless of the planets.

If you or someone you love is in an urgent medical situation, don’t wait. Sometimes your choice is as limited as, today or tomorrow? I can often help you choose in such a case. Otherwise, this may be one of those times when you have to take what you can get.

BUT— If the date winds up being a total astrological stinker, it does not guarantee that things won’t work out! So do not presume doom and gloom. Negativity and worry won’t help you or your loved ones. Trust yourself, trust the doctors you have chosen, and be strong. Sometimes things just happen on their own timetable. Give it a chance to work.