Re: Treatment with Mike Uggen

[Guest guest]

Hi Lana,

Well, I was using webmail and wrote a long reply, but I lost it when my

connection timed out. : ( So, will try again...

> Mike and Darlene Uggen were at my house this weekend, and it was great!

They

> are such wonderful people - so caring and giving - just like Barb is,

> and it was so good to see them again! I had a great time, and I hope

> they enjoyed it as well.

Thanks for the compliment. I am sure mom and dad had a wonderful time too!

We really enjoyed meeting you in Seattle and I know they were looking

forward to seeing you again. By the way, where were you sending Cort off to

at the airport this weekend?

> All he did, was to lay several fingers on

> the area, and very soon, I felt something shift inside.

I have experienced this and it is always amazing! My spine totally

realigned itself by " snaking " . I was trying to hold still, but my body just

started swaying and as it did, one by one, the vertebrae just lined up in

place. That was a first for Dad, but it happened on the airplane when he

was working on a flight attendant a week later. All he does is remind the

body to heal itself and you do the rest internally.

> At other times, I could have sworn Mike

> was jiggling his fingers or hands back and forth, due to the feeling

> I was having inside my body - but when I looked or asked, he was

> doing nothing but keeping his fingers still! I knew SOMETHING was

> happening!

The first time this happened, I actually looked at him because I didn't

believe he wasn't moving. I know better now, it's my own energy vibrations,

but it still feels like it's his hands even though I can see that he is

perfectly still.

> I will be anxious to

> see how my mammogram turns out the first part of August. I will try

> to remember to report on whether or not the cysts have lessened or

> not.

Please keep us posted!

> The bottom line to me, is how do I feel? I haven't felt this good in

> months, perhaps years, I can tell you that! Even my left big toe

> doesn't hurt! Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?

Not to me, but then I KNOW what he can do. Even the DOG knows it! Sherlock

literally goes over to Dad and " asks " to be worked on by sticking out his

arthritic leg. This is the same dog who used to lead me to the drawer and

touch his nose to the aspirin bottle when he was in pain. The dog can't be

fooled by placebo effect and he definitely knows that having his leg worked

on relieves pain. I've seen him go from limping to being a playful puppy

after a few minutes of treatment. It's amazing and wonderful!

> I am truly amazed at his abilities, and am

> anxious to see if I can perform any of the techniques to myself or

> even to others. I will keep you all informed.

You can. You just have to believe it, intend it, and try it. Kerry and I

have worked on each other and on Sherlock when Dad's not around. We aren't

as skilled or as gifted (because we rely on Dad most of the time), but with

him gone so much this year, we'll have plenty of time to practice.

-Barb

[Guest guest]

LOL! Well, Barb, you guessed it - SEATTLE!! He was going out to

visit a friend of his stationed there in the service, and will take

that opportunity to visit his aunt and uncle, and also the Habitat

people he worked for there. I told Mike and Darlene that it was kind

of strange, them crossing paths at the same time - one in the air and

one on land!

Love Lana

By the way, where were you sending Cort off to

> at the airport this weekend?

[Guest guest]

I sure hope your dad can make it by here....I was telling my dad

about it, and think we'll get down to see him before I have surgery.

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Two things.

First, you most definitely are on my " must see " list.

Second, when is your surgery? I would also definitely hope/want to

try to see you before then.