Re: ReET story: [ET2] Practitioners - Opportunity For You

Hi Silvia, this is my fibromyalgia story. This E.T. process is dramatically decreasing the amount of reflexology treatments clients require because I can help them release emotions I can see are related to their condition whilst I am doing their feet. I use the reflexes on the feet to help them move the energy where necessary and I use my visualisation with them to help soften the energy blockages . The two combined excellently together. Thank you. This is my case study " 28.7.02 new client in 40s with Fibromyalgia. During the consultation she told me her grandfather whom she was close to died when she was 10. At the age of 11 she was experiencing lightening pain in her wrists, had many inexplicable pains later and various operations . She always had a bad back, was allergic to tea (used to drink 40 cups a day, but had cut down to 20). For the last 6 years was unable to work due to the fatigue, headaches, and pain. Although she knew tea upset her she was unable to cut dow
n any more. When we talked about grandad she told me she missed him a lot but she did not cry when he died. I knew she used to sit on grandads lap was very close to him and they used to drink tea together. I felt that this loss was contributing to her illness in some way. I used the ET process during the reflexology treatment whilst she was getting in touch with the feeling of how much she missed him. As the energy moved through her body it was at times intense, and exactly the same as that experienced during a fibromyalgia attack. She was able to describe clearly the routes it was travelling and these mirrored specific meridian pathways exactly. After two such sessions she was experiencing hardly any pain, when a stress occurred she was able to go and lie down and soften the energy and allow it to leave, massively reducing the duration of an attack . After her second treatment she experienced such a rush of energy she was awake most of the night! She felt this was her cue to try to cut do
wn on tea. I gave her dietary advice to eat as unprocessed a diet as possible , no wheat and dairy and plenty of water. She also began taking a wholefood product consisting of dried fruit and vegetable juices in capsule form to supplement her diet and aid detoxification. EFT dealt with her cravings for the tea and the accompanying headache when she tried to remove the last cup easily. After just three sessions her Dr. and Physio were amazed, she has gone into remission after 6 very painful years. The bonus of working this way I think she would say was how it really showed her how emotions were affecting her physicality. We continue to use ET during reflexology sessions for all stressful situations ."Sorry Silvia, I have not yet discovered how to get paragraphs. Kath Baker. PS In total this lady has received 7 sessions and is now doing a part time job, hardly any pain. The pain in her back is now gone also. Addition to my previous case study re housework and smoking. My daugh
ter does not have a house like a palace but she said the benefits are still in place she can motivate herself to do it happily. This did have a speeding up effect on her elimination system as well and she lost a couple of pounds in weight. I dont suppose you will want to print that. KB.
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: StarFields
  To: emotrance2_at_yahoogroups.com
  Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 4:49 AM
  Subject: RE: ReET story: [ET2] Practitioners - Opportunity For You

> Hi Silvia, I have now joined the 21st century and got a
> computer, I am on a sharp learning curve.

  Hi Kath,

  and let me welcome you most wholeheartedly to the wonderful world
  wide internet!

  Well we oldbies used to use EFT to overcome our computer traumas -
  but hey, you got ET too LOL!

  I hope the
> following story is what you want. I have two other
> great much longer stories, one of a friend with massive
> emotional problems and ET has done a major turnaround
> and another client with Fibromyalgia .

  Yes that sounds great, will you write those up?

>>>> " 45 minutes
> was well spent time for a young lady who felt
> overwhelmed so much by the thought of doing housework
> she sat down, had a cigarette and felt bad. >

  That was fun! ET for housework. Hmmm .... now, where do I feel
  *that* in *my* body ...???

  Good job though, well done! Did the house get cleaned in the end,
  do you know?

  waves!

  (lemon scented at that ...:-)

  SF

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Received on Thu Jan 09 2003 - 15:53:50 GMT