Hi Everyone

[Guest guest]

Welcome Nicky, I have been quiet because of having a mild heart attack and

finishing up a book. I do read though and listen and learn. This is a

wonderful list of people. Love, Jeannie

-

" Nicola Chapman " <chapman

 

Sunday, December 03, 2000 5:56 AM

Hi everyone

 

 

> Hi, my name is Nicky,

> I'm new to the group and I would like to take this oppertunity of

> introducing myself.

> I am a british Citizen,but my husband and I left the U.K 7 years

> ago. We now live in Bali, Indonesia.

> I am a usui reiki practitioner and I will be adding to my list of

> distant healing, the new born baby. Bless her.

>

> Love, light and blessings,

>

> Nicky

>

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[Guest guest]

I've lost 41 pounds since mid-December...and many anoying symptoms of ill health have vanished.

 

Timladyinhya <ladyinhya wrote:

This is exciting to have this new forum. I might be prompted to fast to break it in! I first must have my annual "boiled dinner" tomarrow. I am in desperate need of a fast, I'm so overweight (50 lbs) and allergy ridden. HELP!A

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having bowel issues and

have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, and milk

unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and

have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a

colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I need one.

I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms.

 

Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd

is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount

of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every three

hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a

vegetarian.

 

This group, I'm proud to say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel

[Guest guest]

Hi Kelly,

 

I have all the same things as you, and now think I have also carpal

tunnel syndrome as well. I wish there was a cure for these illnesses.I

am very depressed myself.

 

Cheers,

 

Starwoman

 

 

 

 

, " kellykebby " <kellykebby

wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having bowel issues and

> have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, and milk

> unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and

> have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a

> colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I need one.

> I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms.

>

> Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd

> is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount

> of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every three

> hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a

> vegetarian.

>

> This group, I'm proud to say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel

>

[Guest guest]

What about fish, Kel? Do you eat that? Or eggs?

Beans have a lot of protein too…

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of kellykebby

Monday, September 24, 2007

8:02 PM

 

Hi

Everyone

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having

bowel issues and

have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, and milk

unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and

have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a

colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I need one.

I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms.

 

Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd

is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount

of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every three

hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a

vegetarian.

 

This group, I'm proud to say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel

[Guest guest]

Hi Group,

 

I read somewhere that it is much better to eat just meat and

vegetables such as the Paleodiet (caveman) and eradicate

carbohydrates altogether to heal our bowel, but that is not that easy

either.

 

I wish I could stop the diarrhea and arthritis.

 

cheers

 

Carmen

>

> What about fish, Kel? Do you eat that? Or eggs? Beans have a lot of

protein

> too…

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

> On Behalf Of kellykebby

> Monday, September 24, 2007 8:02 PM

>

> Hi Everyone

>

>

>

> Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having bowel issues and

> have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, and

milk

> unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and

> have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a

> colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I need

one.

> I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms.

>

> Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd

> is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount

> of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every

three

> hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a

> vegetarian.

>

> This group, I'm proud to say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel

>

[Guest guest]

Too much protein causes arthritis and

bowel problems. There’s nothing wrong with carbs, as long as they’re

not refined and you’re not allergic to them. Look at the Gerson Therapy www.gerson.org

It heals even cancer (and all sorts of

other ailments) and they recommend a LOT of

carbs, very little protein. But, the carbs are wholesome, like potatoes and

vegetables and fruits plus carrot/apple juice and green juices. Oatmeal is also

allowed as is rye bread.

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of carmen spence

Wednesday, September 26,

2007 8:13 PM

 

Re: Hi

Everyone

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Group,

 

I read somewhere that it is much better to eat just meat and

vegetables such as the Paleodiet (caveman) and eradicate

carbohydrates altogether to heal our bowel, but that is not that easy

either.

 

I wish I could stop the diarrhea and arthritis.

 

cheers

 

Carmen

>

> What about fish, Kel? Do you eat that? Or eggs? Beans have a lot of

protein

> too…

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

>

On Behalf Of kellykebby

> Monday, September 24, 2007 8:02 PM

>

> Hi Everyone

>

>

>

> Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having bowel issues and

> have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, and

milk

> unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and

> have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a

> colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I need

one.

> I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms.

>

> Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd

> is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount

> of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every

three

> hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a

> vegetarian.

>

> This group, I'm proud to say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm new to the group and wanted to contribute what I have been doing. I, too, had been having a problem with diarrhea until I started using Brenda Watson's fiber capsules, her pro-biotics, & fish oil. You may want to try that. I'm the kind of person that is either all good with eating or all bad. I think I'm still mostly all bad but my life is constantly at battle with this. There is this book called, Alkalize or die which is about keeping your body free from disease and it's a good book which I think I followed for two months and I felt so good but I can't seem to stick with it. Does anyone else have this problem. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one with this problem and maybe I will never change but it would be so nice to just be in control for more than two years. My mom has rheumatoid arthritis and I sure don't want to get that. But I am worried that if I don't stick with eating right and taking my supplements and alkalizing my body, I may end up like her. I too had carpal tunnel for 9 years but finally got it cured. That is a very uncomfortable thing to have. ~DeneOn 9/26/07,

carmen spence <starwoman15 wrote:

Hi Group,I read somewhere that it is much better to eat just meat andvegetables such as the Paleodiet (caveman) and eradicatecarbohydrates altogether to heal our bowel, but that is not that easyeither.

I wish I could stop the diarrhea and arthritis.cheersCarmen>> What about fish, Kel? Do you eat that? Or eggs? Beans have a lot ofprotein> too…>>>> _____

>> > On Behalf Of kellykebby

> Monday, September 24, 2007 8:02 PM> > Hi Everyone>>>

> Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having bowel issues and> have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, andmilk> unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and

> have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a> colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I needone.> I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms.

>> Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd> is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount> of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every

three> hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a> vegetarian.>> This group, I'm proud to say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel>

 

[Guest guest]

Well I guess there are a few different diets where health is concerned.

 

 

Carmen

 

Amelia Gerlach <ameliagerlach Sent: Thursday, 27 September, 2007 11:01:44 AMRE: Re: Hi Everyone

 

 

 

Too much protein causes arthritis and bowel problems. There’s nothing wrong with carbs, as long as they’re not refined and you’re not allergic to them. Look at the Gerson Therapy www.gerson.org

It heals even cancer (and all sorts of other ailments) and they recommend a LOT of carbs, very little protein. But, the carbs are wholesome, like potatoes and vegetables and fruits plus carrot/apple juice and green juices. Oatmeal is also allowed as is rye bread.

 

 

 

 

 

[ ] On Behalf Of carmen spenceWednesday, September 26, 2007 8:13 PM Re: Hi Everyone

 

 

 

 

Hi Group,I read somewhere that it is much better to eat just meat and vegetables such as the Paleodiet (caveman) and eradicate carbohydrates altogether to heal our bowel, but that is not that easy either.I wish I could stop the diarrhea and arthritis.cheersCarmen>> What about fish, Kel? Do you eat that? Or eggs? Beans have a lot of protein> too…> > > > _____ > > > [ ] On Behalf Of kellykebby> Monday, September 24, 2007 8:02 PM> > Hi Everyone> > > > Hi Everyone, how is everybody? I have been having bowel issues and> have changed my diet. I try not to eat wheat, refined sugar, and milk> unless it is yogurt. I try to avoid anything that candida loves and> have taken liquid acidophilus for two weeks. No one wants to have a> colonoscopy but with my past history of Ulcerative Colitis I need one.> I am trying not to get worked up about my symptoms. > > Since avoiding wheat, I have had no arthritis in my knees and my ocd> is much better. One thing is, however, that I do not like the amount> of meat I've been consuming. It is an easy protein to eat every three> hours because it stabilizes my blood sugar, but I would love to be a> vegetarian. > > This group, I'm proud to

say, has 154 members now. Take care, Kel>

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Sherri:

 

It's good to see you posting, you lurker, you :-D

 

Thank you for the birthday wishes, and bless you for your condolences;

Mani was a lodestar in my life and we had eleven good years together

in spite of many physical and financial setbacks. He was the kind of

person that leaves an imprint on your life so deep you never forget

him. I've been wrestling with the ourobouros of grief and trying to

restructure my life in a way that I feel he'd respect... he was so

tired and in so much pain towards the end, but still struggled to stay

with me. In the end he passed while I was with him in ICU with the VA

chaplain; I'm honored that he chose that moment to let go, with my

holding one hand and with my other hand over his heart. It's been

difficult in ways I can't even articulate, but I also know he is

present with me and that does help.

 

I'm interested in hearing more about the Matrix Energetics thing as well.

 

As an aside, what you express is similar to what I've heard Mani, and

other intuitive bodyworkers, say about what happens during a session.

It is as if the hands develop their own mind, and there is a knowing

that goes beyond texture and manual intervention.

 

Blessings,

Crow

 

, " Sherri " <sherri831 wrote:

>

> Hi Carolyn---First Happy Birthday!

>

> I'm glad you took the reins to get this list going again. I've been

a bodywork listserve member for years and used to occassionally post

to that list though I now I've been a lurker for several years.

Carolyn, I miss Mani's posts and am sorry for the loss of your

wonderful partner.

>

> I'm Sherri and many years ago I found this group through the

bodywork group. I've been a lurker here for years and have never

posted to this group. I'm interested in energy work but until

recently, it's never been the main focus of my work.

>

> I've been a massage therapist for 12 years and mainly work with

clients with chronic pain issues. Even though I had the first reiki

attunement back in 1993 and I can feel pain and emotion in the body, I

haven't focussed much on the energetic aspect of bodywork----until

this past year.

>

> One of the things I've done since I started doing bodywork is to

continually remind myself as I work with a client to pay attention to

what I feel and to pay attention to what's going on in the clients

body. Over the years my skills have refined and developed. Today, not

only have my palpation skills increased and developed, now I often see

and feel energetic releases even on more subtle levels.

>

> Last year I started training with Don McCann in Structural Energetic

Therapy. I'm halfway done with the training and leave on Monday for

Denver for the 4th of the 6 training sessions. It's amazing work and

is exactly what I was looking for---it's structural work, it helps

with chronic pain issues and it helps to open up and release emotional

issues.

>

> I also am interested in Matrix Energetics. I bought the book and

have been to their website many times. The training is coming to

Chicago in April and since I'm in northern Illinois, I'm seriously

thinking of taking the training.

>

> Has anyone had any training or experience with Matrix Energetics?

>

> So Hi Everyone! I hope to have some interesting discussions with the

group.

>

> Sherri

>

[Guest guest]

Sherri,

 

> Carl your posts have helped me

> to increase and refine my skills.

> You have helped point me directions

> that I hadn't even thought of----so

> thanks and I'm glad to see you on this list.

 

Thanks. I often interject ideas to shake things up so that I can learn from

others. I am hoping that I can learn from this group.

 

> I've been a massage therapist for 12

> years and mainly work with clients with

> chronic pain issues. Even though I had

> the first reiki attunement back in 1993

> and I can feel pain and emotion in

> the body, I haven't focussed much on the

> energetic aspect of bodywork----until this

> past year.

 

I think that there are more people out there who can feel pain and emotions

in the body. Some times I feel that it is one thing to watch a witch

doctor another to be one.

 

Carl