Search results matching tag 'PTSD'

Serial Killer Article

Sassy — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 20:10:46 GMT

Hi Folks,

I am going to put this info over here in the hopes those that called me on my cellphone will read this.I will also post the article for those that do not get the newsletter on Friday. My cellphone was schedulled to be ported from ATT to Verizon friday and I had no idea the article was coming out. I got as many calls as I could get off the VM before I lost it and did not want anyone to feel slighted. E-mail is the best form of communication and Tina changed my contact number to a reliable one on my contact info.I was waiting till she did that before posting here. OK I am off an running! Make it a great day!

http://www.emofree.com/Articles2/serial-killer-attack.htm

Maryanne

Re: Diagnosis of Sczophrenia in my 28 year old son has left us devastated. Anyone have experience with mental illness?

debbieg — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 05:16:51 GMT

I wlll try again! this is my first try at forums. I am returning home after staying with him in the hospital. I have used eft befor to great results but he has not, possibly because we were not adressing the core issue, just some random symptoms. I am clearly in over my head but if someone is using eft, ther is hope isn't there. Thankyou for your compassion.

Debbie

Re: Thank you

gypsyprincess — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 23:16:21 GMT

I am very familiar with EFT and what it can do. Thats why I bought the entire library, because I want to be able to help others release. I do feel better as of now. And as for the issues, unfortunately, I do know all the issues that have caused anxiety. I have a phenominal memory. All the way back until one year old. I can tell you what people were wearing, what they were saying and where they were. It's just crazy. But anyway, do you have any ideas of how I can start of small instead of global? Because that was probably the biggest anxiety attack that I have ever had. But in the "general" sense....my "fear" (global) is pretty much non exsistant.

Thank you for your help.

Maria

HELP!!!

gypsyprincess — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 21:41:24 GMT

Ok, here is the thing. I don't know how to write to Gary directly but I need to know if anyone has experienced this. I have downloaded the book and have known about EFT for about 2 years, I just havn't hardly implimented it until now. I read the book and then ordered the entire library of dvd's.

Well, last night I put my headphones on and began to follow along. It's a very long dvd, so I didnt get all the way through it. Well, here is what happened. After I got through about the first 5 segments of the dvd I got tired and decided to go to bed. We it was aweful. I had night sweats and excuse me for being so blunt, but I went pee every hour on the hour. And this morning I felt like crap. I was crying and just had a meltdown. Still going to the bathroom every hour I was worried. So I called and made an appointment at the doctor tomorrow.

I actually feel better now. Not all the way, but better. I have alot of forest to cut down so does anyone think that it may have been some type of release for me? I was listening to the part of the cd that dealt with the fear of swimming and all the way down to the workshop of fears. Its funny because I just followed along with them and just said "my fear". because I "was" always afraid. now, I cant really remember what I was afraid of. but I still have to work on the anxiety. Lots of tree's. But if someone could give me some input or somehow get this to Gary, I would soooooooo appreciate it.

Thank you

Maria

Re: EFT for PTSD

CiaW — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:19:43 GMT

Hi Valerie, Ingrid already answered that it's available on amazon.com -- but I wanted to add that I've read almost all of it, and it's very good. I was surprised how much is in there, since it's a 'small' book. Enjoy! (I guess I should go post my review on Amazon too, eh?)

Re: PTSD - Serious car crash

mindxb — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 05:13:43 GMT

Dear Jo

What a wonderful mail to wake up to (I live in Dubai so there's a time delay between us!) Thanks so much for your advice and links - they are most informative.

I agree about the link between guilt and the eyes, as my friend mentioned at one point that she was in so much pain she no longer felt she could be a good wife, mother (to 4 children) or worker (she's extremely successful.) Although she's vastly improved since those days, that could possibly be lingering. A positive to report is that along with her double vision, she gets blurred vision, and strangely enough, when we worked together the other day, I would tell her we'd tap on her double vision, then when I started tapping "blurred vision" just kept coming out of my mouth. We laughed because I simply had no control... regardless of me wanting to say "double vision" I just kept saying "blurred" instead. Yesterday, a day after the treatment, she went shopping and told me that for the first time since the accident she didn't have blurred vision!!! We both agreed that the blurred vision obvioulsy needed to be worked on before the double visions... Strange how this works, but I totally feel guided and it makes me feel really excited to be working in that way.

So grateful to your for your kind words and support.

Thanks again

Marina

Re: PTSD - Serious car crash

mindxb — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 03:12:51 GMT

Hi Jo

You are absolutely right. I had a fantastic session with my friend yesterday. We focused on the pain and numbness around her face head and neck and had brilliant results. I just tapped a little for a double vision (which I'm convinced has something to do with her not wanting to re-call the accident.) On the very first round she felt it move, she was stunned. On subsequent rounds when I used phrasing that she mentioned such as annoying, and then saying it is safe etc, we had no movement. I'm not sure she's ready to delve any deeper. If you have any good ideas on how to make progress with the double and blurred vision, I'd really appreciate it.

By all accounts the accident was horrific, she had to be cut out of the car and flown by air ambulance - she 'woke-up' two weeks later with no recollection of the incident and stayed in hospital for an additional two months. This accident was nearly a year ago but it's been a long road learning to walk and hold a pencil, cup etc all over again.

Thanks again for your response

Best wishes

Marina

PTSD - Serious car crash

mindxb — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 12:02:55 GMT

Hi There

A friend of mine had a serious car crash over 6 months ago and simply is lucky to be alive. She has all kinds of metal plates in her body (some of which are being removed soon) and has experienced non-stop headaches, pins and needles, numbness etc. She is on a couple of drugs (not sure of correct names) which help with depression and epilepsy - neither of which she has, but the doctor has prescribed it as a necessary drug to balance something in the brain (very vague I know.)

The only things to date which have given her benefit are acupuncture and reflexology/reiki. I do the latter along with EFT and really want to help her. She is suffering in silence but glad to be alive. She is trying to stay positive but the emotions are running deep. She is completely happy to work with me, her only request is that I don't make 'remember' the accident. She says she doesn't have any recollection at all and wants it to stay that way.

It is possible to get to the core of the issue without re-calling the event, or can we just work through the physical pain and the emotions since the accident?

Would appreciate any comments.

Thanks!

PTSD for Veterans

Anonymous — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 23:56:21 GMT

Hi Ingrid,

I am relatively new to working with veterans with PTSD, but I am having wonderful success. Although I am not a vet myself, it is only historical accident that I was not drafted and ended up in Viet Nam. I seem to have a natural bond with vets which I did not earlier in life. I found your recent interview with Gary WIlliams very helpful.

Just wanted to touch base with you as another EFT'er who specializes in working with vets. Perhaps if I get stuck down the road some time, might I drop you a line?

Rev. Dr. Spyder Webb

www.GentleHealingTouch.org

Any experience with Love Trauma Syndrome (LTS) or EFT on believe "There Is No Love"

anuvino — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 08:54:26 GMT

Dear tappers!

For aa long as I know I cannot deal with the heart pain life gives me. I have faced years of feeling depressed after loosing loved ones or a relation.

Now it happened it again. But I am this time happy I could understand what is possible my "disorder". It looks that the name is "Love Trauma Syndrome" (LTS)

After many treatments in all kind of directions I came in touch with EFT. What it did till now is cleaning away the unease situations I face in my life and it worked! But there was still something deeper hanging in me waiting to be discovered.

Today I tried to find out what it was and I came to words "there is no love". After googling I found the "there is no love".syndrome. First I was shocked that I could have a syndrome but then later I could see it is true.

It seems to be a major discovery and I think it would be a much needed subject for the EFT forum because the its even desrtuctive and painfull as PTSD. Also there is really nothing I can find about healing of this disorder LTS on the internet except psychoanalyse.

Unfortunately I am not close to any EFT consultant (I am working in a third world country) so the only option is doing some EFT on myself to start.

Is there anybody who can guide me?

In love with clarity!

Anuvino