Swollen after teeth transplant

[Guest guest]

Hi group

 

I passed two teeth transplant two days ago

I did extraordinary work on pains

And I have no pains didn’t have even after

But it’s a bit swollen

Any suggestions how to get rid of that?

I think its conjected energy

But didn’t find anything in Donna Eden’s book

 

 

It’s something I was postponing for 4 years

From fear

And it went so easy because I did relaxation drills

I went to level during the operation

And understood how stupid everybody in this

Clinic is

So serious about their work that you feel

The tense

So I decided to make the professor to laugh

And use his joy circuits skills

Without him knowing that

And it worked

His assistant entered in the middle and said ‘’it’s

 

The first time I hear a patient laughing during an

operation’’

And sure I brought Doc to the clinic

(Doc you visited Israel if you didn’t

know-it is spring here)

And I heard his great voice telling me’’RELAX

RELAX’’

 

I went straight to work and when my two dentist

Called the day after to ask how am I?

I didn’t understand the first second what did

they

Want’’Are you OK?’’

‘’SURE’’

 

The main thing as I analyze it now was

Z I P P I N

G U P

Somehow my 3 selves decided

To be secure from this clinic with

This tensed energy that was there

 

 

 

So any directions for

 

Swollen after teeth transplant are welcome

 

Orna

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Orna -

 

Sometimes some swelling is a good thing. Lymph has moved to that part

of your body to take care of an injury. Part of the body's way of

healing. But you can help your body move the debris out.

 

 

Keep your head slightly elevated while you sleep (you may notice

there is more swelling when you wake in the morning)

 

Sip water through the day (8-10 glasses -- sip it, don't gulp it) --

which will help flush your system.

 

Take a long walk or an hour of mild exercise -- to help move your

lymphatic system.

 

You can use an ice pack - 20 minutes every hour. (not ice directly

on the skin)

 

Also -- go to level and help your body 'accept' the transplant (it's

titanium,. yes?) -- by visualizing the posts as a new and accepted

part of your body.

 

 

Just some suggestions

 

Helen

 

 

 

On Apr 11, 2006, at 10:47 PM, simple wrote:

 

> Hi group

 

> I passed two teeth transplant two days ago

 

> I did extraordinary work on pains

 

> And I have no pains didn’t have even after

 

> But it’s a bit swollen

 

> Any suggestions how to get rid of that?

 

> I think its conjected energy

 

> But didn’t find anything in Donna Eden’s book

[Guest guest]

Big THANK YOU Helen

Your post widened my perspective

 

Orna

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Helen Driscoll <helen wrote:

>

> Hi Orna -

>

> Sometimes some swelling is a good thing. Lymph has moved

to that part

> of your body to take care of an injury. Part of the body's

way of

> healing. But you can help your body move the debris out.

>

>

> Keep your head slightly elevated while you sleep (you may

notice

> there is more swelling when you wake in the morning)

>

> Sip water through the day (8-10 glasses -- sip it, don't

gulp it) --

> which will help flush your system.

>

> Take a long walk or an hour of mild exercise -- to help

move your

> lymphatic system.

>

> You can use an ice pack - 20 minutes every hour. (not

ice directly

> on the skin)

>

> Also -- go to level and help your body 'accept' the

transplant (it's

> titanium,. yes?) -- by visualizing the posts as a new and

accepted

> part of your body.

>

>

> Just some suggestions

>

> Helen

>

>

>

> On Apr 11, 2006, at 10:47 PM, simple wrote:

>

> > Hi group

>

> > I passed two teeth transplant two days ago

>

> > I did extraordinary work on pains

>

> > And I have no pains didn't have even after

>

> > But it's a bit swollen

>

> > Any suggestions how to get rid of that?

>

> > I think its conjected energy

>

> > But didn't find anything in Donna Eden's book

>