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5/19/02 A Miracle in the Making From:
Rob Payne <rob@everydayisprecious.com>
We just returned from Massachusetts for our second round of neurosequencing. You can learn more about this therapy at www.blend.ws. Over the course of 4 days, this N.D. Spent 16 hours laying transmitters and probes on different parts of Marcy's body and massaging his "solution" into Marcy's skin. The results are truly miraculous. Marcy had muscle atrophy such that her hands looked like skeletons' hands; her right shoulder had atrophied so much that there was a dimple/cavity large enough to hold my fist; she could barely remain in a seated position without a seat back and arms; she couldn't use her arms long enough to finish a meal on her own. After these few days - almost while we were watching - her atrophied areas started filling in and today are almost back to normal. The swelling that had been in her feet for months went away after the first day. By the end of the sessions, Marcy was able to perform arm and leg movements she was not able to do before starting this treatment. She has been able to finish some meals on her own without my needing to feed her. Marcy is a long way from "cured," but we believe the progression of ALS has now stopped and she has truly turned the corner. She has to work very hard to rebuild strength in her muscles - much like after a spinal cord injury - and it will take much time, but she is a fighter and will be able to do it. The doctor asked us to continue to do the exercises he showed us, spray his solution into her muscles several times a day, add a few things to our diet, stop sleeping on our waterbed, and a few other things. The second session did more of the same: more filling in of atrophied areas and some improvement in strength. We'll see him
again in a few weeks when he goes to a clinic in Pennsylvania -
it will be a shorter drive. We thank you for your thoughts and prayers up to now and continue to ask for your support as God leads us forward. Rob You'll be able to click here for the Next Email, once there is one. |
