Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 Dear Lynda, I am wondering what you mean exactly when you say " there is not more freedom in my life in releasing some imminent fears. " It might help to be more specific...(I mean, it might help me/us to understand where you are coming from, anyway) What kind of freedom in your life are you looking for (specifically)? And what does that look like to you? Also, I find the phrase " some imminent fears " to be quite vague. Why not choose the most loaded fear you can make contact with right now (not theoretical, but *actual*) and try the Work on that? Looking forward to what you come up with, Take care, Kheyala > I am very very angry that there is not more freedom in my life in > releasing some imminent fears. Is it true? yes what is the reality > of it? Are you experiencing any freedom now in releasing some fears? > no Can you absolutely know what is best for your path to God? no > whose business are you in ? my business/ God's business I don't know > anymore if I ever did! > How do you react when you attach to this thought? hopeless self > destructive manic insane hopeless > Where do you feel it? in solar plexus area in my chest shallow > breathing holding my breath catching my breath > What is the payoff when you attach to the thought I am very very > angry that there is not more freedom in my life in releasing some > imminent fears? familiar anxiety familiar sadness familiar > hopelessness resignation feelings of failure dread doom doom doom > What is the cost? reality now present in the moment peace serenity > renewed faith hope joy maybe > How have you lived your life attached to this thougth? doing the > same wrong action over and over and over it seems; making the same > mistakes hysterical impatient frustrated inadequate not good enough > stupid arrogant wishful thinking > How have you treated yourself attaching to this thought? abandoning > my self to the pain to the struggle to the efforting to the hell > Does this thought bring stress or peace into your life? stress > Can you find a reason to drop this thought and I am not asking you > to drop it? yes > Can you find a stress free reason to keep this thought? no > Who would you be without the thought ? I would be free of the > thought present to the space where the thought once lived empty of > the thought releasing the thought letting go of the thought I do not > know I really really really do not know > How would you live your life differently? In the moment present self > aware self actualized (whatever that means) > Ta I am not really really angry that there is not more freedom in my > life in releasing some immenent fears my thinking is really really > angry that there is not more freedom in releasing some imminent fears > TA#6 I look forward to the thought I am really really angry that > there is not more freedom in releasing some imminent fears > Do you see any other Ta's that could be as true or truer than the > original? I am really really already released from these fears. > Could be as true > I am really really joyful that there is so much freedom in claiming > some immenent fears > I am really really joyful that there is so much freedom in claiming > some immenent hopes. > > Family- does anyone see something I my have missed seems like I am > attached to this one forever! > Lynda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 Dear Lynda, Am 24.04.2004 um 22:21 schrieb fun4u2dayfun4me2: > I am very very angry that there is not more freedom in my life in > releasing some imminent fears. Ok. I hear that you use your anger to get freedom. Does it work? How can you release fears? Love them. > Is it true? yes what is the reality > of it? Are you experiencing any freedom now in releasing some fears? > no Can you absolutely know what is best for your path to God? no > whose business are you in ? my business/ God's business I don't know > anymore if I ever did! Can you control it? If not, it's God's business. > How do you react when you attach to this thought? hopeless self > destructive manic insane hopeless > Where do you feel it? in solar plexus area in my chest shallow > breathing holding my breath catching my breath > What is the payoff when you attach to the thought I am very very > angry that there is not more freedom in my life in releasing some > imminent fears? familiar anxiety familiar sadness familiar > hopelessness resignation feelings of failure dread doom doom doom > What is the cost? reality now present in the moment peace serenity > renewed faith hope joy maybe > How have you lived your life attached to this thougth? doing the > same wrong action over and over and over it seems; making the same > mistakes hysterical impatient frustrated inadequate not good enough > stupid arrogant wishful thinking > How have you treated yourself attaching to this thought? abandoning > my self to the pain to the struggle to the efforting to the hell > Does this thought bring stress or peace into your life? stress > Can you find a reason to drop this thought and I am not asking you > to drop it? yes > Can you find a stress free reason to keep this thought? no > > Who would you be without the thought ? I would be free of the > thought present to the space where the thought once lived empty of > the thought releasing the thought letting go of the thought I do not > know I really really really do not know You just said it: free and present. I really do not know. Turn that around. > How would you live your life differently? In the moment present self > aware self actualized (whatever that means) > Ta I am not really really angry that there is not more freedom in my > life in releasing some immenent fears my thinking is really really > angry that there is not more freedom in releasing some imminent fears > TA#6 I look forward to the thought I am really really angry that > there is not more freedom in releasing some imminent fears > Do you see any other Ta's that could be as true or truer than the > original? I am really really already released from these fears. > Could be as true > I am really really joyful that there is so much freedom in claiming > some immenent fears > I am really really joyful that there is so much freedom in claiming > some immenent hopes. > > Family- does anyone see something I my have missed seems like I am > attached to this one forever! Another one you seem to be attached to forever. I get: " I look forward to my imminent fears " What is fear? How do you react? How does your body react? Can you absolutely know it is fear? > Lynda Take care, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2008 Report Share Posted January 29, 2008 I actually think was pretty good at calling back - I think they get so busy the probably forget. I had the same problem last week.... I put a call in Monday afternoon and didn't hear back from the nurse - I finally called back Wednesday and spoke to ... she said she'd call me back... I heard from her Thursday night and missed her call and was FINALLY able to talk to her Friday morning... so yeah, it took a whole week ( I'm sure they are super busy, so my advice would be to just keep trying.Jacq wrote: You know.....I've been seeing Dr. R for over a year...more like a year and half.....and everytime I call his office for some reason.....I'm always given the same answer "someone will call you back"....I asked for Sharon to call me back and said it would be ........no one calls me back.......it was the same story when was there......what's up with that? Imelda Macias Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2008 Report Share Posted January 30, 2008 I have had varying response times over the 3 years I've been seeing Dr. . They are a family practice and also take on us hormone cases. I think a very busy practice like theirs has to deal with crises all day long like heart issues, pulmonary, etc. and when we call with concerns but not crises, we just have to be prepared for delays. I think they expect us to use our local primary care and specialist physicians for anything other than thyroid and certainly for emergencies. If you have urgent issues, then I think all you can do is tell Theresa that it is, indeed, urgent, and what the problems are, and wait for a call back. If you get to the point of distress, you will have to call your pcp or go to the emergency room. But, other than that, you'll have to monitor and just call back in a reasonable time. Early on, when I was full of " am I dying? " uncertainty and had ongoing panic attacks, I would call and sometimes I got right away, sometimes he would call back after hours, and other times it would be a day or two. I learned that if it really wasn't that urgent, and I told Theresa so, I would just wait a few days and if I didn't hear from anyone I would call back. They are very busy, from what I can surmise, not only from new local as well as west Texas area patients for their family practice, but from more and more of us thyroid and hormone cases.(I will never forget that post from Sharon describing what it was like during a regular day in the office!) I think we just have to evaluate how urgent our issues are, and what is a reasonable period of time to hear back based on that. And if you feel enough time has elapsed, just call them again. That's all you can do. > > You know.....I've been seeing Dr. R for over a year...more like a year and half.....and everytime I call his office for some reason.....I'm always given the same answer " someone will call you back " ....I asked for Sharon to call me back and said it would be ........no one calls me back.......it was the same story when was there......what's up with that? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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