Hello!

[Guest guest]

Your post touched me. I am not sure where to begin so I will just jump in.

I came from an Irish Catholic guilt ridden space and decided that wasn't

where it was at. There was a great deal of programming there inserted in my

brain.

 

IMO - in my humble opinion - look to an area hypnotherapist. WHY? Because

we are different than other therapists that have you rehash your life over

and over again trying to work out your *problems* of the past. First off -

they aren't problems - they are ways to learn what doesn't work. To rehash

them brings them into your space over and over again. So after you have

made several boat and vacation home payments for these people (wow - I guess

this isn't such a humble opinion) you end up where? Feeling like you messed

up somewhere - or your parents did. I know this will sound very 12 steps

which I have not had to go through but I have been told - everyone does the

best that they can. Not to sound crass, but one must really get over it it.

Forgive and accept the past and realize it is there for you to learn. There

are no mistakes only experiments and experiments NEVER fail - they may

realize different results than you wanted but they don't fail as you learn

by them.

 

Hypnotherapy is different than psychotherapy. We don't rehash. We accept

stuff happened - can't change the happenings but the perception can change.

Also past is past - move on - what do you want to experience in life, what

do you want? Go for it. Condition yourself to get it. Let the negativity

of the past drop away and grasp onto the possibilities. I know it sounds

simple - and it is simple. It does not have to be long and drawn out or

complicated.

 

Losing people to suicide can be devastating. Losing people any way can be

so. You can be in love and get dumped. You can lose a parent or spouse to

death. It is your holding on to the sadness of it all that causes you great

angst. In some cases it is their decision and that is what you need to

accept - it was theirs and not yours and you can hold them and their memory

in your heart. Focus on the wonderful things and not the death. In all of

it they were probably hoping you would do that for them and for yourself.

Grieving is important but also don't hold onto it so long. You are not

making yourself or them happy in the afterlife.

 

 

Patricia Gilmore, C.M.Ht.

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<GRANDMABEAR712

 

Thursday, October 05, 2000 11:26 PM

HELLO!

 

 

> First of all I would like to thank everyone who has given me feedback on

the

> posts I have sent in. Sorry I haven't written to all of you before now but

> I've been withdrawing for the past few days. Right now is not a good time

for

> me. It has been a year ago yesterday (Oct. 4th) that my niece and godchild

> committed suicide. She left 3 little girls ages 5, 3 and 6 months. Also a

> friend of mine for 38 years died of cancer 6 months ago. I miss them both

so

> much.

>

> Things I've said in my posts have only been a tip of the iceberg in my

life.

> I too Florie have gone through drugs and alcoholism. I have been clean for

25

> years. Yes, I try to be strong but sometimes it catch's up with me

especially

> at this time. I am here listening to everyone and hoping for peace. I also

> experience panic attacks. I'm on medication for them also anti

depressants. I

> see a therapist once a month too. My past always seems to be right there

to

> haunt me.

>

> Caroline, with what you said to me I would swear you know me personally.

The

> guilt is always there. I can't seem to let it go. I was told all my life

by

> my Mother that it was all my fault for everything. I was raised in such a

> dysfunctional family. I grew up feeling that it was all my doing.

>

> Well, there I go again. Thank you all for listening to me. Sometime it

helps

> to talk about it.

>

> Thanks,

> My love to all of you,

> Ellie

>

>

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group and the individual authors.

>

[Guest guest]

We sure do Florie. Don't ever go on a CB all the truckers call us the garbage

state, but I've been Fla. Pa. and NewYork State and I keep coming back here.

Ellie

[Guest guest]

Good for you, Ellie! I'm sure you saw Crow's message about her positive

experience with the CPAC! You're in good company. Perhaps, after we've

known each other for a while longer, you might want to write to me offline

and tell me where in New Jersey you live. Most people have the wrong idea

about our beautiful state, thinking that it's nothing but highways and

smelly oil refineries. *We* know better, don't we?

 

Keep hangin' in there!

 

Florie

 

>

[Guest guest]

Charlotte...

 

I get a 404 error when I click on your link.

 

You can see what my hot topics are at my Website:

 

www.scs-enterprises.com

 

I will hope that the link works....

 

______________________________

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Haworth College of Business

Western Michigan University

Kalamazoo, MI 49008

Voice: 269-387-5358

Fax: 269-387-5710

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[Guest guest]

Welcome Sandy,

 

Congratulations on finding your healing path!

I have no personal expereince with craniosacral,

but a friend of mine swears by it.

 

I do believe all Healing Arts have pretty much

the same effect: they remove blocks to the free

flow of Life Force.

 

Which one benefits an individual most depends

partly on simple preference, and partly on

finding a therapist whose vibration agrees with

yours.

 

My latest passion is Emotional Freedom Technique.

I am getting quite obsessed with it.

Have you ever used it?

 

Ien in the Kootenays****************************I can finish my own sentences again!muddled****************************

[Guest guest]

Hi Sandy,

 

Congratulations on your healing journey.

 

I am about to walk the journey you've been on. I am high risk for

breast cancer and am going next week for follow-up on an abnormal

mammogram. I do have the BC gene so I've been told it's not a matter

of " if " but " when. " While I am not sure if I have BC, I know that I

absolutely do not want allopathic treatment. I am still trying to find

a N.D. with whom I can establish a relationship and develop a game

plan now.

 

I have had CranioSacral therapy although not related to after-care.

Like you, I found it to be absolutely wonderful experience. I'm glad

it was for you as well.

 

Take gentle care,

Josie

[Guest guest]

Josie,

I sure hope your results are negative. It's amazing how big a role our thoughts and attitudes play in our health.

Molecules of Emotion by Candace Pert is a fantastic read, I think you'd enjoy it. Have learned so much about how our bodies

want to heal themselves. So glad to hear you are seeking out an ND. Would not recommend the poison, cut burn routine. Would

love to send you a copy of my book. If you'd like, send me your address, and I'll ship one out, free of course. The book is intended to

help people just like you....

Take gentle care of yourself,

Sandy

[Guest guest]

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Vicky York

ayurveda

Friday, March 16, 2007 3:46 PM

Re: PerinatalAyurveda forum Hello!

 

 

welcome Tamy, I'm happy to see you here! I believe you're the one I met at

Ysha's mothers house last year and I so enjoyed our conversation. You're

gonna like this forum. Vicky York

[Guest guest]

Dear Tamy;

How are you and your family? I've been thinking of you and Melissa,

hope to be there midsummer again. Have you been touring the archives

and learning anything of interest? I'm back online on my own

computer, maybe we will get some conversation going here again. Not

that any of us need more email, but if it serves, it is worth it!

Much love,

Ysha

 

> My name is Tamy and I am a midwife on the Long Beach peninsula in

> Washington State. I have found ayurveda intriguing but know really

> only a minute amount about it so look forward to learning more through

> this . My family and I own an Organic Market here

[Guest guest]

Hi, David,

 

Recently, we have research on accouter treating insomnia, emotion disorder

and ADHD, had very successful result.

 

The result had published. Please contact to us if have any questing.

 

Judy

 

 

Acupuncture Treats Insomnia, Emotional Disorder and ADHD Through Balancing

Biochemistry in Brain

Wanzhu Hou*, Guangpi Xu*, James C. Butler**, Hanjie Wang*

 

*All Natural Medicine Clinic, Rockville, Maryland, USA 20852

**Arlington Acupuncture, Arlington, Virginia, USA 22205

ABSTRACT: Objective: To explore the effect of treating insomnia, emotional

disorder (i.e., anxiety, depression or stress), and ADHD (Attention Deficit

Hyperactivity Disorder) with acupuncture. Methods: 55 cases of insomnia,

emotion disorder and ADHD were treated with acupuncture through two group

acupuncture (scalp and body) points. The therapeutic effects were assessed and

compared by the Self-Rating Scale of Sleeping, emotion and activities.

Results:

Total effective rate was 96.36% in the 55 patients; 95.47 in the 47 insomnia

patients; 89.74% in the 39 emotion disorder patients, and 100% in the 3 ADHD

patients. Conclusion: Acupuncture can balance the biochemistry in the brain to

solve different symptoms that caused by imbalanced neurochemistry. Its

therapeutic effect is straightforward and safe with fewer side effects (a

little pain

when insert the needles). It is useful and no side effect of addiction for

treating patients with multiple diseases.

Key words: insomnia, emotional disorder, anxiety, depression, ADHD/

acupuncture therapy

 

 

 

 

 

In a message dated 6/22/2007 3:05:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

david writes:

 

This list has not seem some discussion for a long time... I don't see an

official charter to give

some guidance, but perhaps we can at least start to discuss news worth items

here.

 

Any good articles you have seen lately on Acupuncture and ?

 

David Botton

 

 

 

 

 

 

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