Re: Asthma? Where did it go? Is it true? I will let you know.

Hi. Yes I am responding to my original message! I originaly posted this on the "Liver Flush" forum; but somebody reposted this here on the Asthma forum. If you want to know what a Liver Flush is go here: //www.curezone.org/clark/liver.asp

I didn't know this forum was here; I have a lot I want to tell you...

My mom and both of my sisters have asthma and are sold on "conventinal" medicine. None of my friends have asthma so I don't have anyone to talk about my "asthma adventures" with so if you are reading this you are welcome to email me (even if you see this post a year after I posted it). I have been on steroids and steroid inhalers. Been hospitalized and rushed to the emergency room. So I just want you to know I am not talking about a mild asthma that is getting better. I had/have severe asthma.

A couple of OTHER things I am doing are going to yoga and cooking with SOLE which is Himalyan salt (pink salt) dissolved in water. You can google "Himalayan Sole" and find websites that talk about it. Basically you put water in a glass jar and add enough salt until there is so much salt in the water that it settles out and you can see some of the salt at the bottom of the jar. I use a soonful anytime I would use normal salt.

Also, when I was going to acupuncture they told me that the LUNGS hold our GRIEF. So you should let yourself cry all the time. It is hard to give myself permission to cry. I notice that if I don't let myself cry...then a few hours later someone makes me laugh and the laughing makes me cough and I have a mini asthma attack and I need my resuce inhaler. I hate crying and in the past I wouldn't let myself cry. I have been crying a lot in the past few months and my asthma is getting better. It is a strange pay off. It is embarrassing but I am getting over that. Now that I let myself cry, I am crying just about as often as I would need my inhaler. Before I would get angry at people. Now I let myself cry in front of people. It is weird how my anger is really just sadness, it is me not letting myself cry. And people are a lot more receptive to crying than anger.

Asthma is very scary. It seems like this is an impossible disease and that there is no solution. I believe that you can get better because it is happening to me!





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