My client’s sister’s son has been diagnosed as having a testicular tumor. The sister doesn’t want him to have surgery and my client wants to know if a healing session will help him. What can we tell her?

You know the hazards here full well and you have already devised the optimum response to sidestep the issue, take no responsibility but simply recommend doing a divine outreach is always a good idea in any situation of difficulty, but give no ownership to the issue nor any promise. And to not encourage the sister as well to rely solely on good fortune or prayer alone when there are medical treatments available that can prevent a disaster is always a good idea. In the meantime, if you get healing going, there is a chance to diminish this tumor rather quickly that could change the clinical picture and obviate the need for surgery if it is effective in a timely way. So this is something that you can do independently as well to save time, and is always a blessing. Regardless of the visible outcome there will be benefits, and it will certainly help support a medical solution to have any kind of karmic underpinnings dealt with, as that will weigh in greatly in how thorough and long-term any medical benefits of surgery might be. There are many times when surgery alone will prove to be a costly and painful, but quite temporary delay in things, with liabilities of its own in terms of quality of life involved with hospitalization and the recovery period. But doing repair along with the medical therapies can make all the difference if done properly, to ease the recovery from surgical intervention or the consequences of harsh medications, and speed recovery as well, allowing a disentanglement sooner rather than later from having to rely on the medical approach.