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Lyme disease usually affects immigrants, children or grand children of immigrants. It also affects people that have had a great break within the family, such as "I no longer want to ever see my family again", or "my family wants nothing to do with me".
Getting to the emotional roots of Lyme disease will help the medications become much more effective and will greatly increase the odds of overcoming the affliction.- Re: Lyme disease Tizona
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This is a reply to # 1,568,344that's very interesting. I did indeed have a major break with my family just prior to the onset of my worst Lyme disease symptoms
- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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This is a reply to # 1,568,345Can you forgive them and yourself?
Forgive does not mean to allow them back into your life, its to let it go and free yourself from the resentments.
Should your family be abusive it would be wiser to keep your distance but nevertheless forgive them and yourself.
EFT is a very easy and useful tool to help rid yourself of festering unwanted grudges.
Resentment is like taking poison and hoping the other dies.
- Re: Lyme disease Tizona
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This is a reply to # 1,568,349it's an ongoing situation, and yes I do work at it
Thanks for this insight- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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This is a reply to # 1,568,354I suggest EFT or WHEE (Dr. Benor) to clear any resentments at the subconscious level. I recommend WHEE over EFT.
- Re: Lyme disease jman2007
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This is a reply to # 1,568,373why one over the other.
Also if your dealing with something chronic like lyme, fibro, cfs, not really sure what i fall into..... does it remove the whole illness or is it like klinghardt's model, removing the source still requires healing and detoxifing the injury, and then making your peace with god.- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,568,434First you make your peace with God, your family and others, then you need to detox. But you must know what to make peace with first. If you have Chronic-Fatigue-Syndrome then what is the decision you are not making? Where do you feel lost in life?
If you have fibro, Have you fallen from faith, or fallen in the eyes of family or loved ones? Did you have an embarrassing physical fall where you have thoroughly felt devalued?
Yes, when you remove the source you will begin to heal, which can be unpleasant and sometimes requires medical care. Detox, herbs etc are also useful at this phase.
I have helped clients get over Chronic-Fatigue-Syndrome in only one session without any healing crisis, but this is not always the case. If we can't discover the source healing will not occur.
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This is a reply to # 1,568,345Interesting, indeed. I had family difficulties, too. They've been forgiven. And I do use EFT when I need to. I wonder how it can be used now to speed up recovery.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,568,825Lyme disease is a sort of recovery, active type of syndrome, it works in vicious cycles.
Once you find the triggering emotions permanent healing will take place. EFT definitely helps to get the the root issues. Sometimes however EFT is not very thorough, it can miss issues such as subconscious resistance to resolving issues.
If you feel you have completely forgiven yourself and your family and still have symptoms, I would consider any breaks in the family back to your grandparents. These attitudes get handed down and we may not even be consciously aware of them.
Many cases involve grand parents that have fled their countries and come to the USA as refugees.
You could use EFT to treat the Lyme disease and its corresponding emotional triggers to the ORIGINAL SOURCE; (your subconscious knows what the original source is) and then treat yourself for any vulnerability to taking back any or all of the problems.- Re: Lyme disease #104645
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This is a reply to # 1,569,054So, like in my particular case, my mother is Croatian and many of her relatives, including her brother, were murdered by Germans and Italians during WWII. Would I go back to that and say something like, "Even though there is great despair over these atrocities, I deeply and completely love and accept myself"?
- Re: Lyme disease jman2007
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This is a reply to # 1,569,351Ok say you have a fibro diagnoses, how do you know its not cfs, lyme, spinal injury etc to find the emotional cause.
Also my understanding of klinghardt is that even with emotional healing you still need to heal the body, ie. if you have lyme you still need to kill the infection even though you might be emotionally free of what caused it.
Also louis hay states the same thing (she had surgery cause of bad her illness got then healed) and caroline myss even claims that she was wrong in saying all illness is emotional/spiritual and that sometimes it just happens or needs treatment beyond the mind.
bit confused.- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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This is a reply to # 1,569,905To get Lyme disease two factors are required: The emotional conflict of a major separation withing the family.
And:
The presence of the organism.
There are a number of cases of Lyme where the patient has not been in contact with ticks, or anywhere near their habitats.
Clearing the emotional issues that triggered susceptibility to Lyme disease will make the medicines work much better.
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This is a reply to # 1,570,276couldnt being on immune supressive drugs like chemo also open one up to lyme?
- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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This is a reply to # 1,570,304If you are already infected with the spirochete, chemo does weaken your body and it's defenses.
Chemo is just plain bad news, so many die from it before the cancer would have done them in. (but the cancer always gets the blame).
The only value I see with chemo (other than enriching big pharm) is it is an excellent anti-inflammatory which inadvertently keeps dangerous brain edemas under control. (something most oncologists don't know, the brain edemas can kill and the cancer gets the blame)
There are safer anti-inflammatorys than chemo.- Re: Lyme disease jman2007
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This is a reply to # 1,570,318I think the question was intended to mean,
could someone who had chemo have their defenses down if exposed to lyme without the emotional component.
This is just my opinion but when it comes to healing there are no absolutes.- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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This is a reply to # 1,570,576I don't know.
Though somebody on chemo is not likely to be hiking around in the woods, though their dog will be inclined to do so.
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This is a reply to # 1,568,344what is the source of this information?
It rings a note of truth - but it would be good if you would provide attribution.
if you yourself are the source, could you plaes post or provide a link to your background and experience?
thanks- Re: Lyme disease Tizona
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This is a reply to # 1,570,037I am pretty sure he is a follower of something called "new German medicine"
Google that exact phrase and you will get more info- Re: Lyme disease chirontherainbowbridge
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This is a reply to # 1,570,068is "charkee" the forum owner? The (ex)doctor quoted in the forum introduction?
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This is a reply to # 1,568,344interesting. I think the same thing can precipitate a hernia.
A 'tear' in the family...I've seen this.- Re: Lyme disease charkee
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This is a reply to # 1,612,047Thats correct. Though an inguinal hernia indicates infidelity. A baby was born with this and we discovered that the father, was not the father. (That didn't go well)
Another case was a womanizer, married but weekly visited the whore houses eventually popped a inguinal hernia.
So it could be the victim himself or his parents, or even grand parents.
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