Waterbury Republican-American - As the surgeon's knife cut into her chest, Pippa Plaisted, 46, should have been in agony. The 45-minute breast cancer operation she was undergoing at Lister Hospital, London, would normally have needed a general anesthetic. But Plaisted hadn't been link
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled earlier this year that hypnosis evidence can not be used in criminal trials, which is likely to have a significant impact on the Crown's case in the re-trial. "It was an act of desperation," said Mr. Finkle about the see more
She underwent hypnosis last year at the state fair. "It's not so much that you're asleep but you're so relaxed you know what you're doing but you don't care," she said. When she awakened from the hypnotic state she remembers being in a daze and read more
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