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Using EFT for Chemotherapy symptoms
Hi Everyone,
Linda Compton uses EFT for a Chemotherapy client and, in minutes all her symptoms disappeared. You might wish to bring this one to the attention of oncologists and, for that matter, all physicians you know. I have had many reports of EFT reducing or eliminating the negative side effects of many drugs.
Hugs, Gary
Dear Gary: Yesterday I was asked to come and do a "spiritual visualization" for a group of women who are "cancer survivors" from all over the Bay Area including Santa Cruz and Monterey. They had been together for the entire weekend in Lafayette doing a retreat.
It was mentioned during the morning session that two women needed prayer because they were on Chemo Therapy and were not holding up too well. One was absent in bed and the other was sitting there with her head down.
When the retreat was over and I was leaving, I saw one of the women sitting in the lobby with her head held in her hands waiting for her ride. I went over to her and spoke, asked her how she was feeling and she told me her stomach was in very bad shape because of the chemo. She said the "chemo was doing her in."
I asked her what exactly were the symptoms and she said, a little pain, a feeling of swelling, and it felt like acid reflux. I asked her if she would like some relief and if we could do a technique called EFT together. She said yes, anything.
We started the first round of EFT at an eight:
Even though my stomach feels bad because of chemo-therapy,
Even though my stomach feels like acid reflux,
Even though my stomach feels upset at an 8.
After one complete round, she smiled and said she was okay. I asked if okay meant completely okay or just okay and she said just okay. When I asked her where she thought she was now from an eight, she said a three. So I explained to her that we need not stay just okay and what if we did this again. She said okay.
We did a second round and she went from a three to a zero. She was smiling, her face bright with color now running through it. Her pale brown face was now rosy brown. She looked so surprised and asked me what happened. I explained the process to her and she said she couldn't believe how much better she felt. She said her stomach had not felt this good since she had been taking the chemo. This took all of five minutes.
Two Rounds, less than five minutes, for such an incredible relief of chemo-therapy symptoms.
Thank you,
Linda Compton
Personal Life Consultant
