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BearCub777's avatar

I haven't seen her since 1999. But I burst out crying when I read this. To all who were close to her and loved her, my deepest condolences. In 1999 I had just had my second baby, and my first son had had a severe vaccine reaction. I was doctor-less because my pediatrician had "fired" me when I refused to give my son any more vaccines or any to my newborn unless I got a ton more information, which they weren't willing to give. I found Janet Levatin. Her straightforward, gentle care of my young family saved me from postpartum depression and feeling utterly cast out of any support, having no relatives near me and now being unwelcome in most medical offices that dealt with young children. May she rest in peace and may all who loved her find deep comfort in her memory.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

This is such a beautiful testimony, thank you. She was so kind and empathetic and understanding to everyone around her. I have a friend who shared a hotel room with her and Janet would bring her back small gifts and thoughtful things. She was always thinking about other people and doing them small kindnesses. I love that. Janet! The world needed you HERE. May you be at greater peace wherever you are now, dear heart.

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Diane Perlman, PhD's avatar

Sorry for your loss. May her memory be for a blessing.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Thank you Diane. The world has lost a great healer, great woman, and great mom and grandma.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I was unaware that you had cancer. Please

know that we cured Mom’s stage 4 lung

cancer with mets— in about 30 days. We used blood root paste. The only pain she experienced was handled easily using advil or

aspirin. And Mom was kind of a pain weenie so that’s saying something! I’d be happy to walk tou

through it.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Thank you. 🙏

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Deb Gowen's avatar

Thank you for writing this. Having her in the Boston area for as long as we did, serving families, was a gift and a blessing. She passed too young.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

I think so too, Deb. Too soon. And she was very close to finishing her book. I wish I turn the hand of time back and have her be here with us again. I am so hoping her son or someone in her inner circle will be in touch with me about finishing her book.

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Dana Ullman, MPH, CCH's avatar

Yes...it was profoundly sad to hear of the passing of Dr. Janet Levatin, a real healer. Accessing a good homeopath is challenging but worth the challenge.

As a homeopath myself (since 1975), it does take at least a decade for a homeopath to develop some degree of expertise, though my own first homeopath graduated homeopathic medical school in 1906 (!)...and he practiced until 1976...and in 1976, he flew to Athens, Greece, to study further with a famous homeopath. The study of homeopathy is never-ending...and yet, it is so worthy to see daily miracles from good homeopathic treatment!

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Karla Bennett's avatar

She sounds like a wonderful person and doctor. I hope her book are published!

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Me too.

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Nancy Fahey's avatar

I’ve saved her name so when her book ‘s’ come out I’ll make sure to read. Can you imagine how she had to fight for ‘what I believe’ was right….!

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Yes. And she writes about that. It was one uphill climb after another.

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Nancy Fahey's avatar

It was like the Covid shot….it just didn’t make sense that they could automatically make billions of doses over night…I read where it would have taken years to make the facilities for that much, so ‘maybe’ it was made in advance…just a thought!

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cds's avatar

Thank you for sharing about someone I wish I had known.

Jennifer, you are fulfilling your purpose on earth, thank you. I'm in awe of you and the courage you have to complete this task as you struggle with cancer.

Blessings to you!

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Thank you.

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Abigail Starke's avatar

I didn’t know you had cancer. 🙏😢🥺

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

I had an enucleation two years ago. Ocular melanoma. Can’t put my eye back in its socket. Sadly, the cancer came roaring back.

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Abigail Starke's avatar

Oh my gosh! How do u do anything without that?

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Ilonka Michelle O'Neil's avatar

A beautiful tribute, Jennifer. I'm sorry for the loss of this wonderful doctor and friend.

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Abigail Starke's avatar

Agree. Wish I knew her. Praying for her family.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

❤️❤️❤️💔💔💔

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Tracy's avatar
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Lovely write up, Jennifer. She had such a kind soul. Confirming her son received your contact information and will be reaching out when he’s ready. I know he would love to help in any way to honor her life and legacy.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Thank you Tracy. I have his as well. I will wait to hear from him. I know how overwhelming it is to lose your mom so suddenly. My mom died of a massive aneurysm, very unexpectedly. It was—and still is—so so sad and hard. I’ll be here when Rafael is ready to reach out.

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Hippocrates News's avatar

She sounds great. Cause of death at only 71? Covid vaxxed?

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

No. Not vaccine related. She was fighting a different kind of demon. 😢💔

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Molly's avatar

Jennifer - Can I ask what kind of demon? It all sounds so suspicious and confusing. Far too young to die. Very, very upsetting.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

She died by suicide, Molly. She was really suffering with her mental and physical health.

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Peggy Magilen's avatar

I have known of other great people leaving this life too young, but it has been clear to me that this service of life was done for them, as they will then return for even higher purposes. Who we are as conscious beings never dies, only the body, as we move forward to our next calling.

🙏❤️🙏

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Cynthia Bauman's avatar

Oh noooo, I am so sorry about this, when it rains it pours. What a shock this must be, sending you and her family much love during this difficult time.

And yes, I too hope they are in touch with you about finishing her book. Of course it would be you. 🧡

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Thank you, Cindy 🙏🙏🙏

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Lisa H's avatar

Beautiful story and tribute to your dear friend and a person/physician I would have loved to know. God bless her family and no doubt all the goodness she brought to this world lives on in her legacy. 🩷

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