Guest guest Posted April 18, 2001 Report Share Posted April 18, 2001 Gail, I am frightened for you with all your going thru! No offense, but Spiroflex thought I had Lymes when I spoke about migraines. Guess what? Remember when I told you guys about the psychic healer in England diagnosing my lifelong battle with pain as stemming from a fall when I was three years old? Her diagnosis re: migraines from imbalance due to fall and recommendation of introduction of seratonin due to deficiency and tyrosine for body clock readjustment. After re-reading her report, I have researched and found that seratonin defficiency can cause migraines. Since typtophan is illegal in U.S. -I've ordered from Germany. BTW: I'm feeling much better after BEing for 6 wks and pulsing intermitently, but migraines still occur but with this new avenue of information--I am hopeful! Gail you have always been so supportive of my problems. Maybe, you should try to find another path because your suffering is terrifying and -- heartbreaking. The problems you are experiencing are from an excessive breaking down of the body's ability to heal. I am not a healer or doctor or even knowledgeable about illness, but I do know that as we become sick our bodies begin the process of DYING and right now, you seem to be dying. I can't stand the suffering you are going thru because I am finding that I want to cry (and I'm not depressed). To me, you seem to be disappearing and NOTHING IS WORTH THAT! I can't believe this is part of your healing. Healing should have short bouts of crisis, but not this. Maybe I am over-reacting but I absorb your words and feel there is so much suffering that I can't believe this is appropriate. I do not follow your journey as a scientist or interested bystander but as one who knows the dark hole of pain. I don't want to say too much, but please reconsider what you are doing. I pray for intervention that will lead you back to life! Gail, you do not have to respond because I understand your inability and know your difficulty (putting it mildly). I pray for mercy in your recovery. Joan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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