Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

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>greetings to all....

>Master Fe,

>feedback on the healing protocol(including psychotherapy if possible)

>for the above subject is very much appreciated.

>with gratitude,

>tek ming

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Dear Tek Ming,

 

Greetings.

 

MEDICAL INFORMATION: DUSCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY

 

" Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a genetic disease passed from one

generation to the next in an X-linked recessive fashion. This means that

females carry the defective gene that causes the disorder, but males almost

exclusively are affected by the disease. When a mother carries the

defective gene, her female children each have a 50 percent chance of

carrying the gene also, but they, too, will not show any symptoms. However,

each male child has a 50 percent chance of having the disease and showing

signs of the disorder. Although the disease is present from conception,

symptoms do not usually develop until the child is 5 or 6 years old, or

perhaps even a year or two later. When one child in the family has already

developed the disease, the parents are more able to recognize early signs,

and a second son may be identified as being affected when he is 3 or 4

years old.

 

In recent years, scientists funded by the Muscular Dystrophy Association

have identified the gene containing defects that cause Duchenne dystrophy,

as well as a milder form of the disorder known as Becker muscular

dystrophy. This has helped greatly in definitively establishing the

diagnosis in boys with the disease, and in being able to tell female

relatives whether or not they are carriers, and thus likely to pass the

disease on to their offspring.

 

The symptoms result from weakness of the muscles. First, a boy affected

with Duchenne muscular dystrophy will have some difficulty in keeping up

with other children when running. He'll develop a characteristic " waddling "

run (as he becomes weaker) that will also be present when he walks. He'll

have difficulty going up steps, and have to first put one foot, then the

other foot, on the same step before moving on to the next one. Soon he'll

have to pull himself up using the handrail. Over the next few months, he

will walk more and more on his tiptoes, and develop a forward curvature of

his spine -- a " lordosis. "

 

At this stage, his muscles will look healthy or may even be enlarged --

" pseudohypertrophy. " He'll start to fall more often and be able to rise

again only by pulling on objects or by placing his hands on the floor while

standing and then lifting his upper body by " climbing " up on his legs with

his hands. He'll soon have to get out of a chair in the same way.

 

Inevitably, the weakness progresses until the child can no longer walk and

requires the use of a wheelchair. The age at which this happens varies, but

most children are between 8 and 10 years old and virtually all use a

wheelchair by age 12.

 

Although weakness of the arms is present early, it does not advance as

rapidly as in the legs, and causes no real problems until after the boy

begins using a wheelchair. The child experiences progressive loss of

strength in the shoulders and upper arms until it becomes impossible to

lift objects of any weight, and eventually impossible to lift his hands to

his mouth. Strength in the fingers and hands is retained, but it, too,

eventually decreases and fine movements become limited and clumsy.

 

As the amount of time a child with Duchenne dystrophy uses a wheelchair

increases, he develops more curvature of the spine, but now to the side --

" scoliosis " -- as well as to the back. Eventually, his body curves until

his ribs may be resting on his hip bones. The affected youngster may also

develop tightening of the joints or " contractures " at the hips, knees,

ankles, shoulders and elbows, to the point where the legs are bent up

against the stomach with the feet pointing down and the arms locked into

the sides with elbows bent. With additional weakness of the chest muscles,

the youngster will be unable to breathe deeply or cough properly, and even

minor colds and chest infections have a high chance of leading to

pneumonia. Severe respiratory problems mark the disease's final stages,

usually claiming the lives of those affected during their twenties. The

heart muscle is affected at times, and some children may die of heart failure.

 

All respiratory infections must be treated vigorously, and should be

prevented. These children should receive yearly vaccinations against

pneumonia and influenza. They should be kept out of school during cold or

influenza epidemics and should be taken to the physician if they develop

symptoms. Affected children will still develop marked disability even if

all known therapeutic measures are followed, but they will experience much

less physical and emotional discomfort as a result of scoliosis or muscle

contractures, remain mobile longer, and their lives may be prolonged for

several years.

 

Although Duchenne dystrophy is a serious disease, there is little or no

pain associated with it. There is no effect on sensations. The bladder,

bowels and sexual function develop and continue to function effectively. "

 

PRANIC HEALING TREATMENT:

 

1. Invocation.

2. Scan and re-scan during the treatment.

3. Apply general sweeping with light whitish green for about 2 or 3 times.

4. Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus

chakra and on the liver with light whitish green for about 30 times or more

each. Energize with light whitish green, light whitish blue, and light

whitish violet. Apply more ordinary sweeping.

5. Apply localized sweeping on the affected arm and leg, and on the

affected part with light whitish green then with light whitish orange for

about 30 times or more each.

6. Energize the affected part with light whitish green, light whitish

blue, then light whitish orange-yellow to regenerate the cells.

7. Apply localized sweeping on the minor chakras of the affected arm and

leg for about 30 times each.

Energize each minor chakra with light whitish red.

8. Apply localized sweeping on the spine thoroughly and alternately with

light whitish green and light whitish orange. Do not apply orange prana

near the head or beyond the neck.

9. Energize the spine with light whitish green, light whitish blue, and

more of light whitish violet.

10. Sweep the navel, sex, perineum and basic chakras with light whitish

green. Energize with light whitish red each.

11. Apply localized sweeping on the spleen chakra with light whitish green

for about 30 times or more.

Energize with white prana.

12. Apply localized sweeping on the meng mein chakra. Apply localized

sweepingon the kidneys with light whitish green and light whitish

orange. Energize the kidneys with white prana.

13. Apply localized sweeping on the front and back heart chakra with light

whitish green. Energize the back heart with light whitish green then with

more of light whitish violet.

14. Apply localized sweeping on the throat, ajna, forehead, crown, and back

head chakras with light whitish green and light whitish violet. Energize

with light whitish green, then more of light whitish violet each.

15. Stabilize and release connecting cord.

16. Prayer of Thanksgiving.

17. Repeat treatment 2 to 3 times a week.

 

Love and light, masterfe

[Guest guest]

Has anybody on the list had success treating Duchenne muscular

dystrophy or know of anyone who has? Any referral in and around the

Chicago-land area would be great. Thanks.

 

-Steve

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Stephen Bonzak

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