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Third Liver Flush and General Update
This entry describes my third liver flush and provides a general update on my progress with my "health restore plan."
Date: 12/18/2006 7:13:47 PM ( 18 y ) ... viewed 2437 times So I did my third liver flush. It yielded about five to ten really tiny stones. I'm not sure why it's not working. Maybe the stones in my liver were/are impacted.
The diet is going well, and I'm still waiting to receive my coconut oil in the mail for losing weight. The workouts have tapered off quite a bit, and I get out for a run basically whenever the spirit moves me. However, I have gotten into a routine of making exercise a part of my life, which is good. As for the Rolfing, craniosacral therapy, and homeopathy: I have postponed beginning these therapies since I am interviewing for a caretaking job that would require me to move out-of-state. I'm going to have to look for a job sooner or later, either now or after I improve my health a bit more through the above-mentioned therapies, since the debt is accumulating, and I've decided to apply for this one now.
Caretaking is a job that would suit me since it is low-stress. My job prospects in my current place of living and in general are somewhat limited. I say that my current place of living doesn't provide many opportunities for work since there aren't many full-time job opportunities in this small town. I am further limited by the fact that I need something low stress, particularly in terms of social interaction, though I could be limiting myself in this respect.
I also want to mention that I have tentatively added a couple of therapies to the first step of the "Health Restore Plan" that I hope will help with the anxiety and agoraphobia that I still experience, to a degree, two years after my panic attacks have subsided: biofeedback as needed and flower essences. The addendum is tentative because a lot of the anxiety and agoraphobia is in my head, and I want to commit to overcoming these things on a psychological level as well. If one is simply relying on therapies to overcome social anxiety (of which type my anxiety primarily is) and agoraphobia, then one may never succeed. The approach to these problems should be dual: psychological and physical. Of course, biofeedback combines the two, which is ideal.
To close, I have realized of late that life is a journey and that I have actually been evolving through it. My illnesses have been part of my journey and part of my evolution. The power of the psyche is strong. People who get sick get sick in part because of psychological factors such as lack of fulfillment or lack of spiritual purpose. Illnesses can be learning experiences if we choose not to see them as purely physical or as shameful aspects of our lives.
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