Failure to Thrive (slowed down growth)

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>Dear Master Fe

>

>Thank you for all your great informations and help.

>Please let me know what I can do in the following case:

>

>My client is 11 years old, when she was 6 she had a traumatic accident in a

>public bath as an exhibitionist showed himself to the public.

>She got psychological help and she is healed now from the psychic part, but

>she stopped almost growing up, now she has the size of

>an eight year old girl. What else can I do to let the body proportionate and

>steady grow?

>

>Thank you for your advice.

>

>In Light, Love and Divine Power

>Max

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Dear Max,

 

Greetings.

 

MEDICAL INFORMATION: FAILURE TO THRIVE (slowed down growth)

 

" Failure to thrive usually applies to young children, especially those

under 2 years of age. A child who fails to thrive isn't receiving

sufficient nutrition for normal growth and development. The child may have

an underlying physical disorder that affects his ability to take in,

absorb, process, or retain food. Alternatively, psychologic, social or

economic factors may play a role. The child's appetite may be poor, or he

may not be getting enough food. POOR APPETITE CAN BE CAUSED BY DEPRESSION.

Depression may result if a child isn't receiving enough social stimulation,

as may happen to an infant isolated in an incubator or to a child who

receives insufficient attention from parents or other caregivers.

 

Any disease that seems to be underlying a child's failure to thrive is

treated. How well the child responds to treatment depends on the specific

problem causing the growth failure. If the child isn't taking in enough

food, the doctor addresses possible psycholgic, social or economic

factors, in addition to any physical factors. Occassionally, especially in

cases in which no underlying cause is found intervention by a social

services agency or psychologic or psychiatric treatment for the parents or

caregivers may be needed. In rare instances, foster care for the child may

be recommended.

 

Children who fail to thrive, especially during the first year of life -- an

important time for brain growth -- may never catch up developmentally or

socially with their peers, even though their physical growth may

improve. The type and extent of developmental or social and emotional

problems vary with the individual child. In about one third of these

children, mental development, especially verbal skills, remains below

normal. About half the children continue to have social and emotional

problems or eating problems, such as being picky or slow eaters. "

 

PRANIC HEALING TREATMENT: (For depression due to physical and

psychological factors)

 

1. General sweeping with LWG.

2. Sweep the hand and sole chakras, basic, navel, spleen & solar plexus.

3. Energize hands, soles, basic, navel & solar plexus with very light

LWR. Energize spleen slightly with WHITE.

4. Sweep front and back heart chakrs with EV. Energize back heart

slightly with EV.

5. Sweep the entire head, including the brain, the crown, forehead, ajna,

back head temples and throat with EV. Energize slightly with EV. If

throat is overactivated, inhibit with LWB.

6. Sweep and slightly energize the solar plexus with EV. If solar plexuss

overactivated, inhibit with LB.

7. Sweep meng mein and spine thoroughly. Energize spine with LWV.

8. Sweep and energize sex chakra with LWV.

9. Apply distributive sweeping: up and down, up and down, round and

round, to the arms and legs.

10. Create chakral shields for the front and back solar plexus, ajna,

crown, throat and basic chakras.

11. Create an auric shield.

12. Apply treatment 3x a week.

13. Teach patient to do slow deep abdominal breathing at least 2x a day.

14. NOTE: While doing the sweeping and energizing, will to remove &

disintegrate the negative elementals and the negative thought entities

lodged in the chakas. Also will to seal all the cracks and holes in the

chakras and the aura.

15. See a medical doctor.

 

 

Love and light, masterfe