OT - I was hit by a car - AT suggestions wanted

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Cecile, sister, this is Anya - I'm a mod here so I check this group

frequently, and I am just gearing into healing mode quickly after

reading about this accident! I won't use any words that will remind you

of the accident - I think that only positive words and vibes are needed

here to point you towards total healing :-)

 

To be confident about going outside, think and share what aromatics make

you feel empowered - not calmed, not sexy, not energized - but

empowered. For some it would be sharp green notes, others more ambery

notes - it's all very individual. If you don't have the particular

aromatic, or are low on it, let me know, I'll send you some if I have

it. Make it into an inhaler, maybe just some on a piece of cotton in a

tiny jar or pot to take with you when you go out.

 

For calming - same question - what do *you* regard as a calming aroma?

 

The calming aromas will help with stress, of course, and a mister of a

hydrosol with neroli would help tremendously.

 

I have no experience with helping with vision problems.

 

Write me with your address and I'll send you a few bottles of my pain

relief oil that truly helps traumatized nerve endings.

 

Your friend who misses you and wishes you a speedy recovery,

 

> Hi All:

>

> I own Pomegranate, Lotus and Plum, a body care line, which is how I

> discoveed this group, and have seen lots of great advice and words of

> wisom go by in the last fefw months that I've been a member. I thought

> to turn to you all for some help now.

>

> I was struck by a car while in a corsswalk on May 21, and my shoulder

> was badly broken -I now have a plate and a bunch of pins in my left

> humerus (upper am bone). I'm having various other symptoms as well -

> vision problems and a lot of anxiety about being outside, crossing

> steets, crowds, etc. I am aware that I am lucky I didn't lose my life

> or have worse injuries.

>

> I have been adding lemon verbena and melissa EOs to epsom salt baths.

> Does anyone have any other suggestions for good aromatherapeautic

> support? I'm especially concerned about the vision problems and the

> stress. I am seeing a regular doctor and physical theapists.

>

> THanks in advance, Cecile Johns

 

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- perfumes, aromatics, classes,

consultation

 

 

 

 

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Hi Cecile!

& nbsp;I'm sorry to hear about your accident,I imagine it was pretty scary for

you. i wholeheartedly understand what a bad mishap like that can do to your

mind.

I had a situation.a few summers back when i was cruising down the street at a

pretty good rate of speed on my bicycle when all a sudden I was sailing over my

handle bars! Needless to say,i was pretty banged up and the whole situation

scared me so bad that i refused to get back on that bike.

Actually,looking at it made me want to yack! My point is,i finally just had to

get back up on it and ride(months later of course)and not let my fear get the

better of me.I totally love to ride.I have a bigger and better bike now;)

Accidents happen and unfortunately they suck.Thats life and you must go on and

not let the fear get the better of you.just keep a closer eye on those maniacs

at crosswalks!!

I wish i had more to offer then just words but other then my lavender, ahhh,i

have no other suggestions.There are alot of wise and knowledgeable folks on this

list so I'm hoping they will have lots to recommend

 

I'm wishing you well with healing energy for a speedy recovery!! Moon