Re: Therapies I'm going to try

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Hi Sis,Keeping my fingers crossed that this will help you.Hugs,Traci"Feeling down? Saddle up." ~Author Unknown From: auntsisnj <auntsisnj@...>Subject: Therapies I'm going to try Date: Sunday, June 29, 2008, 6:18

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Hi everyone,

Last week I visited a counselor who practices a few different types

of therapy - he gave me a couple of websites to look at before we

get together again. I told him what my issues are, the implant

problems, and some other traumas from the past. A friend of mine

went to him after an injury that caused her alot of pain, and she

was on addictive pain pills for three years. This woman no longer

has to use the pain meds and her pain is gone. He said that he's

got a number of implant patients who suffered because of them, and

thinks he can help me with the brain fog which I continue to

struggle with, and also thinks this will help my thumbs which

continue to swell. He plans on treating me by using the therapies

described in the links below.

www.emofree. com

www.alpha-stim. com

Sis

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Sis,

I'm sorry you are still dealing with that brain fog....the thumbs

swelling is not a symptom I've heard many women discussing, so I'm

surprised you are still having that as well.

I need to check out those websites yet, but I'm glad you've found

someone who is promising and offering something new. I hope

everything works wonders...please keep us posted on your progess with

these new therapies. It's always good to discover something is

working.

Do you notice if your brain fog is menstrual related or not?

Have you been able to make any connection to anything?

Patty

--- In , " auntsisnj " <auntsisnj@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Last week I visited a counselor who practices a few different types

> of therapy - he gave me a couple of websites to look at before we

> get together again. I told him what my issues are, the implant

> problems, and some other traumas from the past. A friend of mine

> went to him after an injury that caused her alot of pain, and she

> was on addictive pain pills for three years. This woman no longer

> has to use the pain meds and her pain is gone. He said that he's

> got a number of implant patients who suffered because of them, and

> thinks he can help me with the brain fog which I continue to

> struggle with, and also thinks this will help my thumbs which

> continue to swell. He plans on treating me by using the therapies

> described in the links below.

>

> www.emofree.com

> www.alpha-stim.com

>

> Sis

>

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Patty,

The thumb swelling is actually joint swelling. Used to be

throughout my body, so I'm thankful it's only the joints in the

thumbs that swell up now. Hoping the brain fog goes away after

these treatments - I'll definitely report on any progress. This

particular doctor believes that the reason why I've still got brain

fog is that I'm not mentally over the trauma, and that two areas of

the brain that normally communicate are working independently of one

another because of that. I'm willing to give it a try.

I experienced ovarian failure prior to getting implants, and I was

put on the pill to compensate for it. However, as soon as I got

implants my body couldn't tolerate the pill anymore, and my blood

pressure suddenly got high so my doctor told me to stop taking it.

So, the brain fog isn't related to menstrual periods because I no

longer get a period.

I haven't been able to make a connection with the brain fog - but I

do think that I've reached a plateau and need something to give me a

push. Since I'm really sensitive to supplements, I've never been

able to follow any detoxing protocol - although I did purchase a

portable infrared sauna.

Sis

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > Last week I visited a counselor who practices a few different

types

> > of therapy - he gave me a couple of websites to look at before

we

> > get together again. I told him what my issues are, the implant

> > problems, and some other traumas from the past. A friend of

mine

> > went to him after an injury that caused her alot of pain, and

she

> > was on addictive pain pills for three years. This woman no

longer

> > has to use the pain meds and her pain is gone. He said that

he's

> > got a number of implant patients who suffered because of them,

and

> > thinks he can help me with the brain fog which I continue to

> > struggle with, and also thinks this will help my thumbs which

> > continue to swell. He plans on treating me by using the

therapies

> > described in the links below.

> >

> > www.emofree.com

> > www.alpha-stim.com

> >

> > Sis

> >

>