ByMarcia Hinds
Why are we all afraid to use prescription drugs to help our children? I used to be one of those parents who only wanted to use supplements and natural remedies. But I changed my mind. Some of our children need prescription drugs rather than supplements. I am thrilled for those who have recovered their kids with…
ByTeri Dluznieski
This post is a response to a woman and part of a continuing dialogue on LinkedIn. Did I mentioned how much I LOVE that site :).. Anyway- we were talking about past wounds and things that seem to be recurring, or re-surfacing from long ago. This sort of thing definitely does happen. Like quantum entanglement,…
ByTeri Dluznieski
I have had horses and ridden for over 30 years now ( my how the time flies:). It wasn’t until a few years ago that I learned firsthand the worry about colic. I had horses for years with never a twitch- then within about 6 weeks of each other, both of my horses colicked, and…
BySiobhan Purcell
I have lost count of the number of children I have treated over the years for physical, emotional and developmental complaints. They range from newborn babies through every stage of maturity to adulthood. Common physical complaints are recurring coughs, colds, ear infections, tonsillitis, digestive complaints, headaches, allergic reactions, bronchitis and other chronic chest complaints. Mothers…
ByMarcia Hinds
It is not like I woke up one day and BAM my kid was better. Although Ryan is now an aerospace engineer, his recovery from autism was S-L-O-W. It took years. After two steps forward, he’d take one step back. Sometimes it was two steps forward, three steps back. In the beginning of our autism…
ByTeri Dluznieski
Healing people who aren’t ready or don’t ask/ want it… This is a response in regard to an example on LinkedIn. It was about a woman who gave and gave, and never got anything back. She believed eventually she would be in a wheel-chair; as this would be her only permission to “stop.” It also…
ByMarcia Hinds
The road ahead Following years of intense medical and behavioral interventions Ryan is now employed as an engineer at a major aerospace company. But more importantly, he has friends and is happy. One of his bosses recently complimented him on his great people skills. Ryan and I had a good laugh over that one. My…
ByGiora Carmi
Remember the javelin in my foot? So when you have such a strong pain, what do you decide? Maybe you decide that you don’t want to feel the wounded foot? It is so strong that you don’t want to feel it. You’d do anything you can to not feel it. Well, what about becoming numb?…
ByMarcia Hinds
One-sided conversations Since I was the only one talking, we never really had a conversation at all. Most of the time all I got was that blank stare. I continued to constantly talk for both of us, even though my son lacked the communication skills to respond or nod his head in understanding. And I…
ByAnn Peckham
There is only a stream of goodness and abundance and the only reason that anyone ever experiences anything other than that is because they are disallowing the stream of good. You do this every time you have a negative thought, or doubt or worry. All of these things and more are so much part of…
ByGiora Carmi
One drawing can have two different meanings, and both can be right. If I look at the composition, it looks like different characters, each being busy with his own plan, work or play. They belong to some collaborative effort. They are different from each other but somehow live in the same space and do some…
ByTeri Dluznieski
Even the people we trust, or believe we *should* be able to trust, both physically and energetically.. may not be in their utmost integrity, literally or energetically. Do I think my teachers intentionally sent out cords to drain or hurt me? I can’t imagine some of them sitting down and mapping this out… that’s cold-calculated…