Re: {Cures now: 94,923} Re: {Cures now: 81,927} Another addiction cured!

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This is very helpful, and I will do this for sure. Thank you so much for

your suggestions. I will let you know what happens as a result of doing

these actions.

Thanks again,

Meredith

On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 4:01 PM, post4james <post4james@...> wrote:

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> Hi Meredith.

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> My other half has been practicing immunics for several years now but cannot

> afford to join the college. However, he recognizes the problem you have

> described about your doctor's interference as a 'negative implant'. Although

> some of these can be powerful and are sometimes used for devious purposes,

> it is mostly a routine thing that we all do to each other. Most often

> unconsciously and stemming from our own negative attitudes and

> socialization.

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> It can also be used as a hostile psychic attack and has always been known

> about by a knowledgeable people and is indeed one of the basics of putting a

> deliberate 'curse' on someone.

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> We've all been treated to them by our parents, schoolteachers, peers,

> workmates, politicians, religions, the police, etc., etc., all passing round

> the common unconscious negative prejudices we all have entrained into us

> since childhood.

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> In the case of your doctor, the way you have described it, it sounded as

> though it may be an assault upon your being because of your resistance to

> his ideas and some sort of closed-minded and misguided pride in his

> professional opinions.

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> My other half advises you to try removing all (or specific) negative

> implants from all of your bodies and/or each of the bodies individually. We

> offer this opinion in the hope that it will work for you. We believe it

> will.

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> However, without wishing to give you another negative implant, if necessary

> stick at it as it might be that you have suffered a serious mental assault

> and you need to keep removing it until it doesn't come back any more. You

> could also make it a part of your daily prayers to remove all negative

> implants from all of my bodies.

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> I do hope this is useful. Please let us know how you get on.

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> Regards,

>

> Sylvia

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> > From: mwoo57 <mwoo57@...>

> > Subject: {Cures now: 81,927} Another addiction cured!

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> > Date: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 11:56 PM

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> > Back when I was doing night shift nursing, I got my days and nights

> turned around, and could no longer sleep at night. Fell asleep in the

> daytime. I was given Ambien by my doctor. He said it wasn't addictive.

> WRONG! Some time later, we began getting cautions at work about it. So what

> could I do.

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> > Still later I was still having trouble with sleep, and my doctor sent me

> for a sleep clinic evaluation. They diagnosed obstructive sleep apnea (OSA.)

> I waked up many times a night, and my oxygen level dropped dangerously low.

> Now I had to get used to sleeping with a mask on my face for CPAP

> (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure.) This is the only real treatment for

> OSA, which is one of the most common causes of high blood pressure and

> pulmonary hypertension. I already had high blood pressure.

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> > The sleep doctor told me to go ahead with the Ambien, because I would

> probably have trouble getting accustomed to the mask otherwise. So I did.

> The side effects bothered me - doing things at night and not remembering

> them the next day. I ate strange things in that stupor - like leftover steak

> in the middle of the night using scissors as a utensil. My kids told me

> about it. I had hallucinations, too. I never drove a car under that

> influence, but some people have.

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> > I began to be really scared of the Ambien, and tried several times to

> quit it. But I couldn't sleep without it. I would stay awake all night and

> be exhausted next day. If I found myself running out on a weekend, I would

> panic big time.

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> > I finally decided that if I could cure myself of overeating, I could cure

> the Ambien addiction. So I went off it cold turkey. The first few nights, I

> took Clonopin (borrowed from my husband who had some from a prescription

> that was discontinued.) I also used a meditation CD with sounds of rain and

> Tibetan singing bowls that gradually takes you from beta to alpha and then

> down to delta and theta brain waves by entrainment. It is a great sleep CD

> or it can be used while awake for incredibly deep meditation states. The

> first few nights - about a week to 10 days - were rough, but it gradually

> got easier. I took myself down on the Clonopin dose as I went.

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> > Eventually I began to get sleepy at the appropriate time (at about 3

> weeks). When I tried to stop the Clonopin, though I would get incredibly

> anxious and could not stay in the bed. Then I had the idea to use removals.

> (Why did it take me so long? Heaven knows!) Anyhow I started doing a

> meditation in which I removed anxiety from all my bodies individually after

> getting in the bed. It worked! I had real true restful sleep for the first

> time in years. I was able to gradually decrease the Clonopin from one tablet

> to half a tablet then a quarter of a tablet, and finally none. If I begin to

> feel anxiety, I just remove it and go on to sleep. I feel free for the first

> time since 1999. I have begun to dream again. I intend to even get back to

> the point where I can consciously control my dreams as I used to do.

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> > Perhaps the most amazing thing is that I have learned to sleep with the

> mask on with no trouble. My sleep doc didn't think I could do it. My next

> goal is to continue to lose weight and perhaps at some point I can discard

> the mask altogether! Not all OSA sufferers are overweight, but many are. And

> many overweight people have it and don't know it. I think I had it even in

> graduate school. I remember waking myself up many times a night by groaning

> in my sleep, and waking in the morning with headaches. We will see what

> happens as I continue to lose. My total pounds lost is 70 at this point.

> YAY!

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> > That brings up another point. I had an appointment with my heart doctor a

> few weeks ago. He was proud of my weight loss, but he questioned me about my

> goals. When I told him 135 lb, he said, " Not going to happen. " I told him

> not to put negative thoughts into the universe, and he told me that if I

> failed, it would be my fault, not his! Can you believe the gall of that man?

> I believe I have been interfered with from what he said, even though I

> gritted my teeth and vowed to forget about it. It's like he put a curse on

> me right there in the office. I am still trying to find what to do to

> counteract it. I have been able to get back on track, but not with the same

> confidence as before. If anyone can help me with ideas about immunic actions

> to take, I will appreciate it very much. I have been working through the

> lesson in interference at this location:

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> > http://www.wayimmune.org/colleague/apps/a07/interfer.htm

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> > Please pardon this loooong post. I probably should have made two or three

> out of it, but once I get rolling, it's hard to stop.

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