With 'any' physical issue there are other issues!

[Guest guest]

What many doctors and healthcare professionals miss is that there is

usually more to a physical injury than a physical issue involved.

 

For example when I was blindsided by a lady going through a 4 way

stop sign at 45-55 mphs, I still had issues of " stupid

bastard " , " bitch " , blab, blab, blab that I needed to take care of

BEFORE my neck injury healed properly.

 

So we also need to address the stress, emotional trauma, and shock to

the system when a person gets hurt in a minor accident or a major

accident.

 

In addition to real physical issues, there could be embarrassment,

guilt, fear, shame or any number of emotional factors.

 

I worked with a fellow that had a torn hamstring muscle.

 

We worked on the emotional trauma and his secondary gains.

 

Took about 5-6 minutes, and he had VIRTUALLY NO HAMSTRING problems,

and could do side kicks and front kicks easily and powerfully with

total flexibility.

 

Other cases took a bit longer.

 

None of them needed surgery, even though many surgeons wanted the job

so they could buy a new mercedes.

 

Then, there is always the point that physical issues ALSO respond in

a healing way to EP.

 

John M. La Tourrette, PhD

[Guest guest]

I saw a 7 year old girl the other day. Her head was severely tilted to

one side.

 

A neck injury from an ATV accident where she landed on her head and

went unconscious.

 

I " saw " that she held an emotional energy ball from the trauma on her

left shoulder - big enough to " push " her head aside.

 

She didn't remember the accident but looked LEFT when I asked her to

remember.

 

After flushing TW, applying some light manual (hands on)neck traction,

and helping her understand that the past is now BEHIND HER....

 

Her spasms decreased, her head posture improved, and that energy ball

of emotional (unconsious) trauma was replaced with beautiful light.

 

I held her forehead neurovasculars as we discussed the accident. She

was having recurring sleep disturbances and nightmares.

 

The next visit her radiant circuits were brilliant and the posture

almost normal.

 

I love energy medicine.

 

Oh yea, and she's sleeping through the night. Her mother was grateful

for that.

 

Troy

Physical Therapist

 

 

 

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001 wrote:

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> What many doctors and healthcare professionals miss is that there is

> usually more to a physical injury than a physical issue involved.

.....

> Then, there is always the point that physical issues ALSO respond in

> a healing way to EP.

>

> John M. La Tourrette, PhD

>