SilkSpectre0 547 Posted November 18, 2016 Share Posted November 18, 2016 13 hours ago, Gagas love said: actually I went to college for this stuff and I have helped so many people with the conditions you have. alot of times, I have heard people say they have tried many methods... but what ive come to realize is that those times they tried, they just didnt find the right person to help them. Not everyone know how to work on someones neck and back and remove their headache or how to fix knee painn that makes walking unbearable. Also, im finishing my bachelors in recreational therapy, and Ima apply to grad school for physical therapy. and im not underminign anyones story or struggle at all. theres also a new field of medicine forming that deals with psychotherapy. how do we pass the boundaries we create in our mind when it comes to healing. what stops a stroke victim who has given up or accepted their fate, and what is it that drives the healing in others who believe they will one day surpass it. I realized anything was possible when I began to massage and do essential oil therapies for an old lady who suffered from a stroke. she was miserable and her life wasnt the same due to the event. her right side was paralysed and stiffened and her right arm was barely mobile, after six sessions along with at home oil anointment and the will to get better, She was a new woman. she was able to shake a hand, turn a doorknob, and write her name. not perfect, but she regained her health. pain is a mental red flag. it is there to tell your body something is wrong. If when you feel pain, you immediately freak and concentrate on it, it gets worse. Take your mind elsewhere and tell yourself youre fine , you are in control, then the pain subsides. Mind over matter. It's really irresponsible to say anything like you're commenting to people online. It's also a little disrespectful to tell sufferers of chronic illnesses that massage therapy could cure them or that they just need to think their way out of pain because you're misunderstanding the word 'chronic'. The only time you should be advising someone is if you're their doctor or if they asked for your advice. People were sharing their experiences not asking for your unwarranted medical advice. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ferrer Zorola 3,966 Posted November 19, 2016 Share Posted November 19, 2016 On 18/11/2016 at 5:52 AM, A Gaga Lad said: Yeah i dont think so never mind LIFE IS GOOD Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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