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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So it looks like she did reach out to a holistic doctor/spiritual healer prior to her death.

What I’m taking away from all of this is that these two were extremely reclusive. Gene was not getting the medical assistance needed for his heart. She was curing through esoteric medical guidance and sources. Whatever it was, he still lived to 95. But she did cancel appointments for her due to his ailing health.

She would not go to a doctor for herself because he was in decline. That’s a bit weird because she ran errands and he stayed at home by himself.

It just seems like she was in way over her head with a lot of this. I still doubt that he was reviving heart medication or had seen anyone about his Alzheimer’s. She was treating it on her own with medical shamans.[/quote]

She made an appointment with a concierge medical group https://www.cloudberry.health/

[quote]The New Mexico authorities initially believed that Ms. Arakawa had likely died of a rare viral infection on Feb. 11, because that was when she was last seen publicly and stopped returning email correspondence.

But after analyzing her cellphone, investigators learned that Ms. Arakawa had made three phone calls on the morning of Feb. 12, Denise Womack-Avila, a spokeswoman for the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office, said on Monday. She said that Ms. Arakawa had made the calls to a concierge medical service, Cloudberry Health.

Dr. Josiah Child, the lead physician there, said in an interview that the clinic called Ms. Arakawa back that morning and scheduled an appointment for that afternoon. He said she had reported feeling congested but that there were no signs of respiratory distress. Ms. Arakawa did not show up for her appointment that afternoon, Dr. Child said.[/quote]

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/17/movies/gene-hackman-betsy-arakawa-died-later.html[/quote]
Yeah, it's an expensive practice that treats people like human beings and is very well qualified. Look at the team https://www.cloudberry.health/team
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