trauma life

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Martha, I have a client who went through a traumatic birth that ended

in a c-section. The incision we believe may have brought up old

issues of abuse as well. Do you think trauma life would be a good oil

for her to try? Sonya

[Guest guest]

Hi Sonya;

I shouldn't be on, it is very late (shhh). Yes, if you have that

blend it would be very good, in general I find eoils better at this

time than homeopathics due to the need for more physical transition

support. I would also definitely bring out my SARA blend, designed

for Sexual And/or Ritual Abuse. And Valor blend would be also top of

my list. I'd be considering also of course some ashwaghandha, bhrami,

and other complementary herbs. I don't know at this hour what else

.... maybe one of the vaidyas on the group will be able to add here.

I'm sure you are doing many good things for her. TAke care not to do

too much in way of massage on her too soon, unless she is craving it,

and then extra gentle/soothing. If you remember, our trainng says

wait 10 days from Maharishi Ayurveda, and Dr. Shrestha says sooner is

ok under specific circumstances and care to avoid incision area.

 

I had a very interesting case recently, not perinatal, just a friend

who was very frightened by needing inguinal surgery, a

fireman/outdoor/very handsome strong and healthy he thought kinda guy.

But so freaked out, he didn't know who to call, but trusted me as a

long term meditator and knew this work. I used many essential oils on

him, including the very expensive helichrysum and Trauma Life. He

loved them all and made a totally remarkable turnaround recovery. He

he needed a massage, he knew what he needed, even though when I

consulted with an MD I was very much cautioned. WHen I gently applied

the eoils on his belly area, he gasped emotionally and then said

later, that was the first time in some time anyone had touched that

area without it being traumatic. He was amazed what he experienced.

 

Helichrysum, lavender, several of them are very good to heal the

physical tissues and reduce risk of infection as well as pain. Of

course I must state here, that this experience and support I would

only give or expect from organic essential oils, due to both

processing and to the concentration of petrochemical toxins.

 

She is good hands, with your postpartum dietary, massage, counseling,

and other skills - I'm sure she knows it?

 

I'm offline now for real, for a week.

Blessings;

Martha

 

> Martha, I have a client who went through a traumatic birth that ended

> in a c-section. The incision we believe may have brought up old

> issues of abuse as well. Do you think trauma life would be a good oil

> for her to try? Sonya