Healing
	You have the ability to heal others. You must be in physical
	contact with the subject. On a successful IQ roll, you can
	restore up to 7 HT. Failure costs the healer 1d of Fatigue;
	critical failure also causes 1d damage. The Fatigue cost
	of successful healing is 1 for every 2 hits healed (round
	up).  Note that this works exactly like the Healing Power
	(p. 175) -- because they are the same thing! If you have
	the Healing advantage, you are a psi with a Healing power
	of 7 and the Healing skill at IQ level.

AND . . . change the Healing Power on p. B175 to:
	Power 1-5: 1 fatigue per hit healed; Power 6-10: 1 fatigue
	per 2 hits healed, rounded up; Power 11-15: 1 fatigue per
	3 hits healed, rounded up;
		and so on, for increasing levels of Power.

	Add to the description of Healing Power:  It is assumed
	that this power works on the user's own race and on all
	``similar'' races. In a fantasy campaign, all the warm-blooded
	humanoid races (Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, Halflings, etc.)
	would be similar. In a SF campaign, the GM must decide.
	A special limitation is "works on user's own race only"
	(-20%). This is not available in a campaign where there is
	only one intelligent race.  Enhancements can allow the user
	to heal creatures dissimilar to himself. Examples, assuming
	the healer is human: "all mammals" would be +20%, "all
	earthly life" +40%, "all carbon-based life" +60%, "anything
	alive" +80%.