Mike Feeling energy + whiplash question

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Mike - you asked a couple posts ago about if I'd worked with anyone

else that could feel the energy - answer is yes. Last Friday I did

the shoulder release on a friend and she could 'feel something'

I used to do my own version of cranial sacral (remember I have no

training and am only doing what has been done to me - so I sorta make

it up as I go) on my daughter who was having a lot pain from TMJ -

she could often feel the energy.

I've done unwinding (again, only the preliminary since I've had no

training) on my family and they've all 'felt something'.

Whiplash question - Rebekah has accomadative insufficiency, she also

grinds her teeth, has mild tmj problems from time to time and looks

out of the top of her eyes (i.e., she tilts her head down.)

Anyway, I was wondering what the typical whiplash pattern is - the

chiro often says she has a typical whiplash pattern - she adjusts it,

but - of course, adjustments don't stick. So I'm thinking that of

course the adjustments don't stick, our ligaments won't hold them and

the muscles just keep pulling them back out. I know she has tight

SCM and scalenes - she has a reverse curve in her neck. My current

thought (and what I'll be investigating over the next week) is if the

muscles are pulling her neck out of it's natural curve, pulling on

other muscles in her jaw and eyes? This could be a long term thing -

when she was a couple weeks old, she was strapped into her car seat

with the handle up and sitting on a counter - the car seat fell off

the counter and onto the floor, car seat bounced on the handle and

ended by sitting upright on the floor. She didn't even cry. My

theory is she got whiplash from this, which set up trigger points and

could also have some nerve impingement. Of course I realize that

whiplash is a pretty easy injury to get and it could have happened at

numerous other times.

I'd like to use a combo of acupressure, trigger point therapy and

polarity/energy (what is the

correct term?) and see if I can get some of it cleared up. Of course

it doesn't help her neck muscles that she plays violin - but the

downward head tilt has been there a long time. (Have I posted this

before or just thought about it that much)

I've also been curious to the relationship between whiplash/nerve

problems and dyslexia - which she also has.

Any ideas and/or musings you have would be appreciated.