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Inside the our Treatment rooms |
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The Madeleine Memorial Treatment Centre. |
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The Madeleine Memorial Treatment Centre [ M.M.T.C.] is set on seven and a half acres of natural Australian bush at the foothills of the Kinglake Mountains. We are on land that is zoned 'Conservational'. |
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This is our surgical room. There is nothing else in it except for the Allenbury's operating table and the clock on the wall. The table has proved to be a boon for the comfort of our performing Etheric Surgeon - Andrew Northcott - and the patients who require spinal surgery to be performed. Everything else that Andrew requires in order to perform Etheric Surgery is brought to him from another dimension: This includes all necessary equipment, all surgical instruments, swabs and disposable bins, drugs etc - as well as the assisting surgical team that has been assigned to him to work with. |
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This is our Consultation Room. One the wall to the left of the photo is equipment to read patient's X-rays. As Etheric Surgery deals directly with the pathology of the cells of the physical body, a history of the patient's condition has proved extremely helpful at times. When X-rays are not presented by the patient, Etheric Equipment is brought to Andrew to enable him to literally 'look into' the problem that the patient is presenting to him. Not withstanding Andrew's personal gift of being able 'to see' the problem and its causal factors. The shelves behind the consultation desk hold the case histories of hundred's of patients that Andrew has seen over the years. |
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the external environment of the immediate surrounds of our Treatment Centre. |
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This is our main entry and our waiting room. It has wheelchair access. Toilet facilities and our dressing/recovery room are off to the right-hand side of the waiting room. |
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On the left-hand picture you will see our little guest. We called him 'Skips' - a friendly little wallaby - who took a lingering look at our new entry to the Treatment Centre soon after it was completed. On the right, two creatures eye off a piece of bread - 'Skips' won ! |
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This is 'Bikkie', a female kookaburra, who comes for her daily 'treat' - a piece of fresh meat. In recent years she has trained her young to do likewise. Also keeping Andrew busy in his spare time are the possums and a little wombat. |
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Its not all work at the Treatment centre. Here is Andrew in a more relaxed situation, enjoying his little visitors. |
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A seasonal creek runs around our land. These are just a few views as it cascades over blue stone ledges. |
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Our Treatment Centre includes Andrew's Consultation Room, his Surgery, a Dressing Room/ Recovery unit, Bathroom and toilet facilities, and Waiting Room. |
