Guest guest Posted October 15, 2004 Report Share Posted October 15, 2004 Anja, I cannot tell you how thrilled I am that you are member! We can really benefit from your great knowledge and experience. You certainly have been through some hard experiences wonderful and bad. How old are your children? I can't imagine what a difficult decision it was for you: go to Spain to heal yourself and leave your children behind. But of course you couldn't take care of your children if you were not healthy. Isn't it amazing the turns that life takes on us? You now are able to help so many people. I have never been to Norway but I used to live in DK so I'm sure there are some similarities. I believe you can get the macrobiotic experience awakened in your area. who is your dr friend? Have I heard his name before? With your great experience you really should contact my friend about perhaps doing some work with them next year or something. Maybe just email and tell them all your experience and knowledge. I don't know, why not right? I look forward to hearing your ideas and suggestions. Warm welcome, Reggie > Hello, > > I think I finally figured out how to chat with you guys out there - or > should I say OVER THERE as I live in Norway on the other side of the > Atlantic Sea. > > I would like to start with a brief introduction of my self. My name is Anja > and I have been macrobiotic for the last six years and a bit. I had cancer > among other things and was lucky who met Europe's number one macrobiotic > doctor. He is originally from the states but, lived more than half his life > in Spain. I went down there to get well and to study the food's affect on > the human organism. Very interesting. I ate myself well and I worked with > this man taking care of people with all kinds of diseases - asthma, allergy, > epilepsi, diabetes, cancer, HIV, multipple sclerosis, ME, Parkinson's > Disease etc, etc. I have seen a lot of miracles happen when people changes > their diet around. > > I was in Spain for 3,5 years, now both the doctor and I are back in Norway. > Unfortunately people are a bit slow here, - not many are into macrobiotics. > I have three children. They did not go to Spain with me as their father > wouldn't let them. They are not really into macrobiotics even though my > daughter, when she is staying me me, eats the food. The boys have their own > lives and do not come around too often but, fortunately the oldest likes the > food and asks for it when he shows up. > > My studies gave me the title " Macrobiotic Technical Specialist " (nurse for > people who choose a macrob. treatment). I am also, of course, a macrob. cook > and a shiatsu masseuse. > > I have been quite busy the past few weeks but, it seems to calm down a bit > now. I hope to find time to read and write and stay in touch with you. I see > that I need to tell the correct way to cook rice and I will do that shortly. > > Until then, have a good time and enjoy life! > > AnJA > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Hotmail http://www.hotmail.com Med markedets beste SPAM- filter. Gratis! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2004 Report Share Posted November 25, 2004 Hi AnJA, That is good news about the woman with the " incurable " disease doing better on a macrobiotic diet. I must come to the defense of the doctors and nurses at the hospital you mentioned. At least in the US, these health professionals are given very minimal education about nutrition while in school, much less macrobiotics. In a perfect world we would have extensive training in nutrition and how it affects the body, but at this time, this is not the case Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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