ByJoan Jacobs
A large part of the metastasis was extensive edema in the upper body. The edema was spread out as islands of cancer cell secretion, Most in the abdominal cavity. It was not an option to remove it surgically because it was so spread out And of fear to cause damage to internal organs. Her thirty…
ByDebs Atkinson
I am a healer, a therapist, a writer, a teacher and am mostly at the beck and call of my naughty rescue dogs. Because of my own healing journey, I have a deep belief that the changes we want to see in this world must start from within us, no exceptions. I am…
ByRobyn Harris
We are still experiencing ongoing technical issues here on the Blorenge mountain – ie we haven’t yet been connected to the internet, so I’ve been relying on cafés, trains and the local library, where I can. We’ve been given a new start date of 26 November, so fingers crossed! Despite the frustrations of being offline…
ByCatherine Green
Today I want to talk about grief. Perhaps it is because I am growing older, but death seems to be coming closer. I was very fortunate to have all four of my grandparents until my mid-thirties. I now have two grandparents surviving, but they are both old and ill. My aunts, uncles and cousins still…
ByMarcia Hinds
Children are recovering from autism and yet most doctors don’t even know this is possible. Finding the right doctor to treat the subset of autism our children suffer from still remains one of our biggest challenges. Autism is complicated and results from many medical issues combined. Because our medical community has become so specialized, more…
ByRobyn Harris
Last week I started sharing some of the things that I’ve found helpful when I start to slip into stress and overwhelm. Below are some further thoughts on this: Having trained in a range of energy therapies I am very fortunate to be able to draw on these when I feel triggered and emotionally raw. …
ByRobyn Harris
Last week I talked about some of the challenges that I’ve been facing after taking on the care of ‘Dakota Horse’. If you’ve read some of my other recent posts you might remember that we’re currently also in the middle of selling up and moving house! This is not only about our home, but also…
ByCatherine Green
My first exploration of mindfulness and meditation involved the use of crystals for healing therapy. Many years ago, I wandered into a beautiful angel themed holistic shop in Looe, Cornwall, and I bought the Crystal Bible by Judy Hall. I had previously bought a crystal healing starter set that included seven tumblestones to represent the…
ByGuest Posts
A one in a million chance The story of a child born with a condition as rare as Tibial Hemimelia TH Demystified & Simplified Tibial Hemimelia (TH) is defined by the Pediatric Orthopedic Society Of North America (POSNA) as a congenital deficiency of the tibia. In some cases, only a mild shortening of the…
ByRobyn Harris
I’ve recently been working with a new client using one of my favourite ‘tools’ – META-Health. I thought I’d share a little more about this here. META-Health seeks to answer the following questions: why am I sick? why now? why this sickness? why this part of my body? I believe that the body doesn’t make…
ByGuest Posts
There are many household items which do wonders for your health and beauty, you just need to know about them first! The popularity of holistic and DIY skin care, health remedies, and other home and beauty fixes is on the rise, and when you think about the cost and time spent, it’s no wonder! If…
ByRobyn Harris
Another way to support this is through ‘play’. I’m taking this in its broadest terms, to refer to something that you enjoy doing, that lights you up inside and that ‘makes your heart sing’ – the things that, when you are engaged in them, time ceases to exist and you’re just enjoying the moment. This…