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You may want to do more, be more, have more tools . .
Besides me being a brilliant needler – I was NOT ‘allowed’ to . .
So – what else?
LOTS

Below is the story of outrageous pain.

AND HERE IS ANOTHER. (CLICK)
We CAN do so much – keep his case (above) in mind as you read through what a wee band of students did with Amanda. .
Gone – so easily undone.
Anyone can . .
We unravel why it is there.
Surprising if you do not understand and work towards – the Body Heals Itself – when it can.

What happened in 2011?
She had a work injury – in the cold – repetitive strain that turned into Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
And all medicos said to do was live with it – cover up the blackened hands and blotchy blue legs . .
Temperatures widely different one side/one limb to another.
What did we do?
Changed all of this = one body, one set of flows – all working togethere

How did this come about?
I reached out as I knew that she needed help

Going to S.A. and seeing Amanda on Cafe Locked out – were she said she was in constant pain – I figured – if she could get to us – (from Victoria) we would be able to undo this. .My expectation of all in the ‘hopeless’ basket – are that it is always easy.
Start with Triage and work through Declutter, Reset and Restore – normal would prevail.
As we did. She had said earlier . . . that she had a carer to help her function.

https://rumble.com/v1anou7-amanda-sheedy-streamer-freedom-fighter.html
She is out and about fighting for freedom – and thus – as I am not – I support her to do her best.

“I nearly dropped in Gundagai, felt like my back was tearing itself apart, shoulder to sciatica.
Atm my back is swollen and I can feel the cells moving through the capillaries like bugs tickling under the skin. I need to get hold of thermal pressure stockings and sleeves to regulate my core temperature in the cold. If you know of anyone that has any or can keep some to the side, I would appreciate it. I’m just trying to keep my body from going into shock from the cold and pain atm. It’s why I keep pacing on the mic. Make blood flow easier, force the capillaries to open wider, and keep movement and keep warm. It’s starting to get so cold, its not helping”.

AT THE VERY LEAST – BEYOND PAIN
(Click to see what I have here for anyone to take on)

Initially I sent her a rescue package

She took on board SOME of the offers and whilst we were in Port MacDonnell.
We saw her unfold – with more greens., water drunk and the warmth plus the moves .. I said . .
At least take 1 x 50,000 iu daily.
Drink at least 3 litres water – tepid or warm NOT room temp or cold daily. Throw the magnesium on 20 x daily
Pads in knickers and soles of shoes.
6 glutathione accelerator with breaking.
Drops (ncd) 5 x 6 daily Start there.,

Can’t function . . . .
Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a broad term describing excess and prolonged pain and inflammation that follows an injury to an arm or leg. CRPS has acute (recent, short-term) and chronic (lasting greater than six months) forms. CRPS used to be known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) and causalgia.

What are typical symptoms of CRPS?

Acc to mediocs (the ‘we don’t know brigade’
Most individuals do not have all of these symptoms, and the number of symptoms typically reduces during recovery.

• 1 – Unprovoked or spontaneous pain that can be constant or fluctuate with activity. Some say it feels like a “burning” or “pins and needles” sensation, or as if the affected limb was being squeezed. Over time, if nerves remain chronically inflamed, pain can spread to involve most or all of the arm or leg, even if the originally affected area was smaller. In rare cases, pain and other symptoms occur in a matching location on the opposite limb. This “mirror pain” is thought to reflect secondary involvement of spinal cord neurons (nerve cells).
• Mirror pain is less severe and resolves as the injured nerves recover.
• 2 – Excess or prolonged pain after use or contact. There is often increased sensitivity in the affected area, known as allodynia, in which light touch, normal physical contact, and use is felt by the person to be very painful. Some notice severe or prolonged pain after a mildly painful stimulus such as a pin prick, known as hyperalgesia.
• 3 – Changes in skin temperature, skin color, or swelling of the affected limb. The injured arm or leg may feel warmer or cooler than the opposite limb. Skin on the affected limb may change color, becoming blotchy, blue, purple, gray, pale, or red. These skin symptoms typically fluctuate as they indicate abnormal blood flow in the area. Opening and closing the small blood vessels under the skin is controlled by the C-nerve fibers that are injured in CRPS.
• 4 – Changes in skin texture. Over time, insufficient delivery of oxygen and nutrients can cause skin in the affected limb to change texture. In some cases, it becomes shiny and thin, in others thick and scaly. Avoiding contact or washing painful skin contributes to this build-up.
• 5 – Abnormal sweating and nail and hair growth. On the affected limb, hair and nails may grow abnormally rapidly, or not at all, and people may notice patches of profuse sweating or no sweating. All are under neural control and influenced by local blood circulation.
• 6 – Stiffness in affected joints. This common problem is that reduced movement leads to reduced flexibility of tendons and ligaments. Tight ligaments or tendons sometimes rub or pinch nerves to provide an internal cause of CRPS in people who do not have external injuries.
• 7 – Wasting away or excess bone growth. In CRPS-affected limbs, bones that receive signals from the damaged nerves rarely become affected. These abnormalities are often visible on X-rays or other imaging where they help specialists pinpoint the location of nerve damage and identify best treatments. Rough or enlarged areas of bone, such as after a poorly healed fracture or from a bone cyst, can irritate passing nerves and initiate or prolong CRPS.
• 8 – Impaired muscle strength and movement. Most people with CRPS do not have direct injury to the nerve fibers that control the muscles coordinating muscle movement. However, most report reduced ability to move the affected body part. This is usually due to pain and abnormalities in the sensory input that helps coordinate movements. Also, the excess inflammation and poor circulation are not healthy for muscles. Rare patients report abnormal movement in the affected limbs, fixed abnormal posture called dystonia, and tremors in or jerking. These can reflect secondary spread of disturbed neural activity to the brain and spinal cord. Most resolve by themselves during CRPS healing, but some people require orthopedic surgery to lengthen contracted tendons and restore normal flexibility and position.

According to nature – get the circulation circulating . .
Heather’s Gentling Way – with Reset Your Metabolism PLUS Foundational Moves and Selfing . .
Entire package special COMING

At the very least . . GENTLE self better – nutrients and get the flows flowing
(self belly work and the peri steaming – as showcased here)

OR
Play Humpty Dumpty
And take all pain ‘meds’ and all sorts of terrible things
Look down the face of horror forever. . .
BY

STAYING STUCK – (MEDICALLY)

How is CRPS treated? Most early or mild cases recover on their own.
They say – Treatment is most effective when started early. Primary therapies that are widely used include:

1 – Rehabilitation and physical therapy. This is the single most important treatment for CRPS. Keeping the painful limb or body part moving improves blood flow and lessens circulatory symptoms, as well as maintains flexibility, strength, and function. Rehabilitating the affected limb helps prevent or reverse secondary spinal cord and brain changes associated with disuse and chronic pain. Occupational therapy can help people learn new ways to become active and return to work and daily tasks.

I SAY – WHY NOT FIX WHY IT IS PAINFUL?

2 – Psychotherapy. People with severe CRPS often develop secondary psychological problems including depression, situational anxiety, and sometimes post-traumatic stress disorder. These heighten pain perception, further reduce activity and brain function, and make it hard for patients to seek medical care and engage in rehabilitation and recovery. Psychological treatment helps people with CRPS to feel better and better recover from CRPS.

STUCK Liver Qi – will impede anyone . .

3 – Graded motor imagery. Individuals are taught mental exercises including how to identify left and right painful body parts while looking into a mirror and visualizing moving those painful body parts without actually moving them. This is thought to provide non-painful sensory signals to the brain that helps reverse brain changes that are prolonging CRPS.

FIX IT !! That is what Accident Recall and the Poly Vagal work does

4 – Medications. Several classes of medication have been reported as effective for CRPS, particularly when given early in the disease. However, none are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to be marketed specifically for CRPS, and no single drug or combination is guaranteed to be effective in everyone. Drugs often used to treat CRPS include:

BODIES NEED nutrients – What about what is missing?

• Acetaminophen to reduce pain associated with inflammation and bone and joint involvement.
• Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) to treat moderate pain and inflammation, including over-the-counter aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen in sufficient doses.
• Drugs proven effective for other neuropathic pain conditions, such as nortriptyline, gabapentin, pregabalin, and duloxetine. Amitriptyline, an older treatment, is effective but causes more side effects than nortriptyline, which is very similar chemically.
• Topical local anesthetic ointments, sprays, or creams such as lidocaine and patches such as fentanyl. These can reduce allodynia, and skin coverage by patches can provide additional protection.
• Bisphosphonates, such as high dose alendronate or intravenous pamidronate, that reduce bone changes.
• Corticosteroids that treat inflammation/swelling and edema, such as prednisolone and methylprednisolone.
• Botulinum toxin injections can help in severe cases, particularly for relaxing contracted muscles and restoring normal hand or foot positions.
• Opioids such as oxycodone, morphine, hydrocodone, and fentanyl may be required for individuals with the most severe pain. However, opioids can convey heightened pain sensitivity and run the risk of dependence.
• N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonists such as dextromethorphan and ketamine are controversial unproven treatments.

5 – Spinal cord stimulation. Stimulating electrodes are threaded through a needle into the spine outside the spinal cord. They create tingling sensations in the painful area that helps block pain sensations and normalize signaling into the spinal cord and brain. Electrodes can be placed temporarily for a few days to assess if stimulation is likely to be helpful. Minor surgery is required to implant the stimulator, battery, and electrodes under the skin on the torso. Once implanted, stimulators can be turned on and off and adjusted with an external controller.

FIX WHY THE MESSAGES ARE FIRING WEIRDLY

6 – Other types of neural stimulation. Implanted neurostimulation can be delivered at other locations including near injured nerves (peripheral nerve stimulators), under the skull (motor cortex stimulation with electrodes), and within brain pain centers (deep brain stimulation). Recent noninvasive commercially available treatments include nerve stimulation at the peroneal nerve at the knee. Another is repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation or rTMS, a noninvasive form of brain stimulation that uses a magnetic field to change electrical signaling in the brain. Similar at-home use of small transcranial direct electrical stimulators is also being investigated. These stimulation methods have the advantage of being non-invasive; however, repeated treatment sessions are needed to maintain benefit, so they require time.

PULL OUT WHAT IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE THERE
Start with the cold messing with the Yang Qi.

6 – Spinal-fluid drug pumps. These implanted devices deliver pain-relieving medications directly into the fluid that bathes the nerve roots and spinal cord. Typically, these are mixtures of opioids, local anesthetic agents, clonidine, and baclofen. The advantage is that very low doses can be used that do not spread beyond the spinal canal to affect other body system. This decreases side effects and increases drug effectiveness.

DECLUTTER – why the body is not able to clear itself to flow as designed.
NO Drugs needed

7 – Alternative and holistic therapies. Based on studies from other painful conditions, some individuals are investigating accessible treatments such as medical marijuana, behavior modification, acupuncture, relaxation techniques (such as biofeedback, progressive muscle relaxation, and guided motion therapy), and chiropractic treatment. These do not benefit the primary cause of CRPS, but some people find them useful. They are generally accessible and not dangerous to try.

8 – Limited use therapy for the most severe or non-resolving pain that has not responded to conventional treatment, such as ketamine. Some investigators report benefit from low doses of ketamine—a strong anesthetic—given intravenously for several days. In certain clinical settings, ketamine has been shown to be useful in treating pain that does not respond well to other treatments. However, it can cause delusions and other symptoms of psychosis with long-lasting impact.

Rarely used former treatments include:

BARBARIC!!!!
SHOWING THE ORIGIN OF ‘MEDICINE’

9 – Sympathetic nerve block. Previously, sympathetic blocks—in which an anesthetic is injected next to the spine to directly block the activity of sympathetic nerves and improve blood flow—were used. More recent studies demonstrate no long-lasting benefit after the injected anesthetic wears off and there is the risk of injury from needle injections, so this approach has fallen from favor.

10 – Surgical sympathectomy. This destroys some of the nerves that carry pain signals. Use is controversial; some experts think it is unwarranted and makes CRPS worse, while others report occasional favorable outcome. Sympathectomy should be used only in individuals whose pain is temporarily dramatically relieved by sympathetic nerve blocks.

In 1981 I successfully treated (3 sessions) a war veteran who was about to get his nerves severed . .
All that was needed was the Qi to move – his coccyx/lower sacrum was shot off in the trenches. I undid the scarring and used my 8 Extra needling – and he had NO PAIN that had crippled him (Left arm – he was left handed – they were about to cut the nerves . .).

11 – Cutting injured nerves or nerve roots. People with CRPS often ask if cutting the damaged nerve above the site of injury would end the pain. In fact, this causes a larger nerve lesion that will affect a larger area of the limb. Also, the spinal cord and brain react badly to being deprived of stimulation which can result in central pain syndromes. Other than in exceptional circumstances such as palliative care, this should not be performed.

ABOUT TIME THE MEDICOS THREW IN THEIR ‘we-know-all’ demeanour

12 – Amputating the painful lower limb. This is an even more drastic and disabling form of nerve cutting, and the consequences are irreversible, whereas CRPS almost always improves over time, albeit sometimes slowly. Amputation is thus not appropriate for pain control alone, but it is rarely required to manage bone infection or to permit use of a prosthesis for long-affected non-recovering individuals. This last resort should not be performed without input from several specialists along with psychological counseling.

What causes Complex Regional Pain Syndrome?
Medicos – no idea . . .

(As usual)
No tool in the box – why do they not start with returning to blueprint . .

We did:
Cobbled Qi/ body and soul back together

(The Gentling Way)
Essentially anything in life is due to the 6 ‘T’s ‘ –
In combination . .Temptation – to believe all that is written/told by ‘experts’ not self – we all know how things happen . .
Tension Temperature Torpor Trauma Toxins.

UNDOING WHAT HAS HAPPENED IS ALL WE NEED TO DO

What we did . .
1 – Set the container – safety, warmth, food and helpful tending
2 – P.V./Accident Recall.
3 – Calmed the Shen (Heel thread moxa)
4 – Gentle belly moving, into gentle lymph moving.
5 – Take out cold and added in moxa/ginger.
6 – Gradually added in realignment – I did the 2nd and 3rd days – setting up and doing the sacral smash, after the uterine and ovarian moves.
7 – Eventual deep gouging for lymph moving – foundational moves work.

Polyvagal
(WHY – undo stuck shock)
Accident Recall
(WHY – radically alter what is still ‘online’ )
4 gates (only LI4 right as didn’t handled needles)
Ideally I would have needled – but she was too distressed to . . .
Moxa heel
(WHY – undo anxiety)
Cup cold out
(WHY – stopping all Yang Qi from allowing life to flow)
Chest gouge
(WHY? – free up the lymph so breath can get where it has to).
Steaming
(WHY – delicious way to soften. warm and soothe)
Belly moves
(WHY – loosen the tension so flows can – especially the peritoneal untangling).
Liver Qi moves (very effective) – temperature a bit better, pain a bit better
(WHY – magic . .we are all SO STUCK – emotional leads to the lot)
Brazilian toe touching
(WHY – balances, soothes and harmonizes)
Upper Lymph
(WHY – Undo the diaphragm – so breathing is released into where it has been hidden from).
Sacral smash
(WHY – releases all ligaments throughout the back/neck/pelvis)
Cup cold out
(WHY – can’t do this enough – is a profound change for anyone)
Moxa heel
(WHY – often needs repeating – usually takes less time as we undo the built up panic.)
Steam – much warmer, legs warm, no pain legs, right hand warmer
(WHY – can’t do this enough – nightly is best – she has so much to ease into LETTING GO)
Adhesion breaking small scars belly
(WHY – release and see the changes – tongue, as well as local – then more peritoneal untangling possible).
Mercier front moves (ovarian whirlpool, uterine rake)
(WHY – clear all pelvic /leg STUCK – and reposition the ovaries into perfect alignment)
Leg for a walk
(WHY – massive adhesion and ligament undoing)
Check ilio sacral – was ok
(WHY – when this is not perfect, the gut stops all assimilation – glad she did not have EVERYTHING needing fixing)
Uterine rake again
(WHY – can’t undo the utero- sacral ligament enough – magic happens to all the body circulation when we have an untethered womb.
Peritoneal untangler – hands feet now 34.5 to 35 C
WHY – flows flowing . . . RESULTS _ unwinding of Amanda . . .
can bend right knee as couldn’t 2 days ago
Check suspensory ovarian ligament – even
(WHY – in this work we are constantly seeing what shifts and shifts again)
Off the sacral bone
(WHY – clear out the STUCK behind to help the front)
Rolfing sacrum
(WHY – always more – and always frees up the Qi – and blood/lymph and nerve flows)
Sacral smash
(WHY – as above)
Right sus. ovarian ligament sore
(WHY – it can only help to let the next layer go . . . no more than a week apart – and often daily for an intensive makes all the difference.
Move BL36 area
Bend legs hand on sacrum – D.E.T)
Hippy shake
(WHY – loosen – can’t soothe enough as we let go)

Sitting position: Foundational Moves hand work on shoulders,
then GB30/general area hip attack
Sore spots in butt while moving shoulders
(WHY – that is where it is stored – not the top – work always elsewhere)
Point percussion upper back
(WHY – break it up)
Moves sacrum – neck shx a lot better
(WHY – upper for lower, front for back . . all is connected
Lymph/rib cage
(WHY – GB channel traverses the entire lateral body – ad as such needs to be constantly reminded it CAN let go)
Chest gouge – pain free, right hand pink
(WHY? – it works.
Follow the lymph and nerves – we MUST do this constantly).

When we clear what is in the way – the body and its 5 flows can go back to as designed.
Qi
Red Blood
Blue Blood
Clear Blood (lymph)
Nerves . .So what is in the firing line first?Lack of adequate hydration – MUST get the pure tepid water in – as it is the inner sea – goods moved about and that which needs moving in – out.Thus we look first to the function of lymph.And of course – the Qi that can move and must move all.Yang Qi is wasted by cold.Nutrients and circulation are the key to any issue.

Ingredients – past the water – 3 litres in daily – IDEALLY not contaminated with sugar (causes inner heat and inflammation) and chemicals – Not caffeine as Amanda is her own master – coca cola and coffee – plus of course the ciggies.
How to undo what they do?
Vit C – vital as it is used up with each smoke.
And causes a lot of the problems smokers have.
LIFE RECIPE:
Breathing
Hydration
Safety . . .
Also food – and inner warmth – would go a long way – see also here – for Chasing the Scream – and any of Dr Gabor Mate’s work.

Addiction – to warmth, stop eating, instant filling up of the heart chakra, and as well – that awkward – addiction – all have a different trigger for this. Here is the answer in part – as I have been working with smokers/alcoholically and other self medicators for decades.
Maybe start with nutrient unavailability?

ELKE
Thread moxa on heel

VANESSA
My session with Amanda was day 1 – Stuck Liver Qi moves. Lots of soothers amidst the movers and checkers.

TRACEY – I did cup the cold out, then the belly moves flowed by lower back moves just before Vanessa and the following day cupped cold again (ginger/moxa) and thread moxa on heel.

ME . .
Last session also included adhesion breaking on the navel and the side scars.

Finishing up

Me wondering why Reynard’s syndrome was not added into the mix..

Inguinal clearance

START – inguinal groove from the back
1.30 – Chest gouge
2.40 – Point percussion

Point percussion

Amanda on how she feels

Vanessa asking Amanda about how it feels. .
1.00 – Canberra radiation
1.10 – legs working as they should.
In order . . (Thanks scribe Marie)

Unexpected consequence . .
Unexpectedly/ecstatically
PREGNANT – and no miscarriage
(4 prior lost pregnancies)

If you have not been exposed to this work before
See below .. .
If you have – the basics were all we did.
NO pricklies
She could not cope so all was hands only

Where to start?
Move what is STUCK

FREE YOUR (OWN) QI. .
HELP YOUR FAMILY FIRST . . .

These are the courses that YOU could take to also have such ridiculously easy results.

1 – Reset Your Metabolism – taking out stored cold – why and how
2 – Foundational Moves – all the pre 2014 (Arvigo influence) gems from my highly successful hopeless –

Origin? From my decades of working as Qi/body aligner

WHAT TO BUY?
THE ENTIRE PACKAGE WOULD BE SENSIBLE.
As well as the 1) Cupping Navel/moxa and 2) Magic moves (as the left above:)
3 – Selfing – an experiential kit – Soothing belly work PLUS perineal steaming
4 – Scar workshop – to start the adhesion breaking that allows the viscera to slide and glide.
TO GET YOU STARTED

(Separately usually 1 – $97/ 2 – $197/ 3 – $197/ 4 – $27)
Altogther
$397

Most of what we did for Amanda above is in these.
NEXT?

The Reconnecting Bao and Dai Mai (heart and wombspace) was designed
To clear the lymph, fascial and scars and visceral (gut) realigning
It can be online package (preferably in-person)
So many online videos and explanations
YOU can instantly make such differences in Damp and Phlegm (TCM designations).

THEN?
Womb realignment is after the
Effective Healing After C Section/Surgical Incursions
onto Living Ligaments

Traditional cultures and their gifts coupled with those from the garden