Re: Re: Tatoo Suggestion

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Hi, I would also like to have a say... Before I was diagnosed, I got a piercing

in naval, when I was 15, it wouldn't heal, so I took it out 2 months later. When

I was 19 I tried again, didn't work. And again at 21, this time it healed but

the scar is very big and ugly, the 2 first scars are big too but they are white,

so they are not so bad as the third one.

Jen wrote:

Mike,

Thanks so much for posting this. I have been wanting to get a naval

ring but have not talked myself completely into it yet, not that I

am having children but it is probably good to follow this anyways.

Thanks again!

Jen

> Considering who started this whole topic -

>

> How about a small sheep on a leash being pulled along by a Viking?

>

> On a separate but related topic (ignoring any questions about

> esthetics or general health concerns), if any of you are

> considering, have children considering, or know people who have

> already done so - be extremely cautious with body piercings/studs.

>

> Specifically, be very careful on placement for naval, lip or

tongue

> studs. If someone is going to insist on having it done, they

should

> be placed slightly off-center. In other words, do not have them

> right on the mid-line of the body because the mid-line is where

the

> Conception Vessel meridian runs. Having a piece of metal

constantly

> piercing a meridian is not a good idea.

>

> I have had three different instructors in the last year and a half

> (one in Shiatsu, one in Polarity and another in Acupressure) give

> very strong warnings about this because they all had run into

> clients who really messed up their systems with body piercings.

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