– Great Book! I seem to get a few patients who scoff at the idea, but I give them your book and they come back with “WOW!”

Scott Sessions, D.C., Wyoming

– Dr. Brent’s new book, “My Twin Vanished: Did Yours?” is awesome! … This book is a must-read and a blessing to have for our patients. It’s full of scientific background information, stories from patients, and offers support for patients who may have experienced the possible loss of a vanishing twin. … BRAVO — Dr. Brent — for a supremely written book that’s going to help a great deal of people.

Deb Walker, D.C., Co-founder of NET

Dr. Babcock,

– I just finished reading your book — great job! I’m recommending it to my patients, for sure. I have to admit, I did have some trepidation heading into some of the parts where you mention homosexuality, etc., because I guess I’ve been conditioned to expect that Christians tend to want to attempt to “fix” homosexuals. I was relieved that you did not imply that a little NET could turn a gay person straight. (I am a transgendered NET practitioner, and I have come across some folks who thought that they could make me “normal” with some NET.)

Anyway… yes, not surprisingly, I, too, had a vanishing twin — a male, which would explain that little testosterone surge in utero which is linked with female-to-male transgenderism. And I have thought about the gay link to vanishing twins as well, especially when I think of how it’s SO much more prevalent in the gay community to see couples who look and dress almost exactly alike. It’s actually a stereotype!

Again, kudos on the book | Dr. M K, San Francisco, CA

Dearest Dr. Babcock

– Thank you so much for what you have accomplished with your book. I’m only on page 26, but I am so moved not only because of the content, your ability to write and convey this important piece of the puzzle for so many but also because in the beginning, you expressed what it was like for you to have this drive for all of these years to complete this. I’ve been working on something right now for six years that I couldn’t give up and have recently crashed and burned on it. It’s quite devastating. Hmmm… maybe twin stuff? I don’t know. But those few passages you wrote about that aspect meant so much to me. Thanks again so much. I’m looking forward to reading the rest.

Love, RLM, Los Angeles, CA

Dear Dr. Brent Babcock

– I’ve read your book that you sent. I find it very informative and fascinating. How does anyone survive without NET? I will give this book to my husband to read on his next trip.

Appreciatively,

BKB, Utah

My Dearest Brent:

– I just wanted to let you know that I received your book today…yes and thank you. I held it to my heart and began to cry. I am so grateful to have this work in my life. Thank you for giving so much to the world…

Best Wishes for a Best Seller,

Dr. AT, New Zealand

Hey Brent Babcock,

– We go back more than ten years and I still recommend your book “My Twin Vanished: Did yours?” So many people are unaware that one out of eight single births began as twins and there are many who are still unaware of their vanished twin and how that relationship has shaped them. I love assisting patients with neuroemotional technique in this area as well as many other challenges we face in our day-to-day lives. We share this passion and are blessed to have the opportunity to be of service. I am thankful you took the time to research this area and share that knowledge."

Susan Gillis-Lawson