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ACE
Posted on: Tue, 02/05/2013 - 11:58am
Tapping/EFT/Emotional Freedom Technique - The Solution, Summits or Otherwise, The Expert, Nick Ortner (and Sister Jessica)
Nick Ortner states in the half hour video segment I watched with him and his sister, Jessica Ortner, at TheTappingSolution (thetappingsolution.com/2013VideoSeries/), that he hopes "tapping", or "Emotional Freedom Technique" becomes as well-known as "meditation" is today. From my vantage point, it will likely happen that EFT / Tapping becomes that well known. read more »
Posted on: Thu, 01/10/2013 - 12:47pm
Wheat and Dairy and Endorphins -- Oh My! On Borderline Personality Disorder, the History of the DSM and Psychiatry
Wheat and dairy's contributions to illnesses of the body (and that includes brain/mind), is a primary concern in my work consulting with people or educating via the vehicle or 'platform' of Lumigrate.com. Since these are two staples that the majority of Americans have enjoyed, excessively in many cases, having learned about them from our families as children and passed down for many generations, they've simply become part of our daily lives. They are also part of our holiday and special occasion traditions. read more »
New Benefits re: 9/11 Workers Include Cancers; Body/Toxins to Blame? Mind and Spirit Aspects Must be Remembered!
Monday, September 10, 2012, 10:29 pm, by Mardy Ross
Today I want to talk about psychological trauma, as it is clearly a big part of 'the 9/11 story', which we are generally celebrating and acknowledging and in my case, studying, today. There are countless thousands who were directly involved eleven years ago, who woke up one day like every other day, and walked or rolled along to get around in their life in New Yor City just like every other day. read more »
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Posted on: Sun, 11/06/2011 - 11:35am
Blog re: Child Abuse Training/Adverse Childhood Experiences links
I wanted to set a link up to this blog from early 2010, which has a good response from a Lumigrate customer/follower, which had good reader #s and also has good links out to other sources of information.
www.lumigrate.com/blog/adverse-childhood-experiences-today-and-forevers-effects-health
Posted on: Fri, 10/28/2011 - 11:16am
J's Story AND a Compliment About Lumigrate!
Here is a wonderful message I received after someone disclosed their history/'story' to me, and I requested putting it in the FMS Story forum. I hope you read it and find it as interesting and 'GRATE' as I do!
Hi Mardy,
Sorry it has taken me a while to reply. I have been inundated and I wanted to give myself the time needed to understand what Lumigrate has to offer those of us who have, if lucky, received a diagnosis of FMS, CFS or related conditions and the many who fit the criteria but have gone undiagnosed. read more »
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Posted on: Fri, 09/16/2011 - 9:20am
Cumulative Childhood Stress and Autoimmune Diseases in Adults - Fibromyalgia Applications?
I picked up a copy of the "Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) Questionnaire: Finding your ACE Score" handout when Chris and Cheryl Young of Behavioral Health and Wellness in Grand Junction (Colorado, USA) were displaying a poster at last week's Integrated Care Council of Mesa County mixer and presentation. read more »
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Integrative Care and the GRATEness of Grand Junction, Colorado; Lumigrate's Bringing it to YOU, WITH You!
Thursday, September 8, 2011, 7:13 am, by Mardy Ross
"Thank you for inviting me to Grand Junction. There is more promising and inspiring care related to integrated care here than anywhere in the nation." This was the first of MANY "note-worthy" things Dr Frank de Gruy of Denver's CU Med Center (University of Colorado) said last night. I will share the entire presentation with you in the near future here at Lumigrate because it is my 'responsibility' on many levels, including spiritually, to 'get the word out to to all who are represented in the model. read more »
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Posted on: Sun, 08/07/2011 - 11:25am
Of Cats and Dogs and Hikes on My First Father(less) Day -
Sunday, June 19, 2011, 5:19 am, by Mardy Ross
Father's Day is today, the first one since my father passed nine and a half months ago. He died on Labor Day, the ultimate irony since he was the hardest worker. He worked at everything, even at having fun. Hikes or walks on the flatlands were monitored for how many miles per hour, ski runs were evaluated on the way back up on the lift, people were evaluated after parting from spending time together. read more »
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Posted on: Wed, 03/10/2010 - 4:29pm
Adverse Childhood Experiences: Today and Forever's* Effects on Health (* OR MAYBE Reversible!?) - Blog from 02/2010
This is from a blog I posted in February of 2010 which I wanted to copy and place here where it might be seen by people becoming educated about fibromyalgia. Since most people who have FMS have a history of adverse childhood experiences (trauma in childhood), this is very important to be included here. Dr. Young and Cheryl Young, who I have heard present on this topic about three times now and who have themselves seen Dr. Perry presesent on this topic are very valid allopathic practitioners and they do their research and support it with their references. And I know Dr. read more »
