Yet another new member :)

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

My name is Diane and I am a new member to your list. I am a

registered nurse working in the operating room. I recently had an

experience with healing that amazed me, and am interested in learning

more. One of our surgical techs has become a massage therapist, and

has begun learning healing touch. My back was *killing* me one

afternoon after pulling patients up on the cart all morning. She

asked me if I would like her to do some healing touch on my

back...sure!!! Well...it worked!!! It only took her about 5 min but

the pain could only be slightly felt in my hip when whe was

done...and totally gone that next morning!!! I was amazed and

grateful to her I could finish my day in comfort. Sorry this is so

long, I just wanted to share this. I look forward to reading your

posts.

 

Diane

[Guest guest]

Hi Folks:

 

And welcome Newbies :-) There have certainly been a lot of you lately, despite

the sporadic traffic posting here.

 

I am just back from teaching a Level I HT this weekend in Boston, and the

baker's dozen of us that were there had a great time together. I am glad to

hear that you have someone where you work, Diane, who is doing HT and has been

emboldened to ask others if she can assist them. Many times, people leave the

class knowing that they have a new and useful skill, but become " shy " with it

back in their regular environment. Good for her, and good for the people she

touches!

 

Thanks for sharing that this morning...

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Blessings,

Crow

" Look for Rainbows in the Darkness "

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Rev. Caroline Gutierrez Abreu, BS, RN, CHTP/I, CRMT, CH

AIM: CaroCrow

http://www.geocities.com/nrgbalance

 

" We see things not as they are but as we are. " The Talmud

 

" Traveler, there is no path; paths are made by walking. " Spanish proverb

 

 

sassraven wrote:

 

> Hi All,

> My name is Diane and I am a new member to your list. I am a

> registered nurse working in the operating room. I recently had an

> experience with healing that amazed me, and am interested in learning

> more. One of our surgical techs has become a massage therapist, and

> has begun learning healing touch. My back was *killing* me one

> afternoon after pulling patients up on the cart all morning. She

> asked me if I would like her to do some healing touch on my

> back...sure!!! Well...it worked!!! It only took her about 5 min but

> the pain could only be slightly felt in my hip when whe was

> done...and totally gone that next morning!!! I was amazed and

> grateful to her I could finish my day in comfort. Sorry this is so

> long, I just wanted to share this. I look forward to reading your

> posts.

>

> Diane