MargieS
1 post
Jul 18, 2009
3:18 PM
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I was in a car accident two weeks ago. Are these methods useful for nerve damage? Or should I wait until I am no longer symptomatic? I am experiencing abnormal nerve sensations going down both legs, and up in both arms up to the neck region. My drivers side door was hit with a blow to the left hip region.
Last Edited on 18-Jul-2009 3:19 PM
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Tom Dalonzo-Baker
119 posts
Jul 19, 2009
7:20 PM
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Definitely get working on the FAB 5. I know it is heard over and over again, but just follow the data. See what it says. If it all makes your issues, give me a call at 919 749 2106 and we can see what we can do. Keep us posted. Tom
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MargieS
2 posts
Jul 23, 2009
1:56 AM
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I work with Doug D who Tom went to school with and healed after a year of misery. changed his life. Doug walked me through the exercises Once. And since then, I haven't had that sensation where i am waking up profusely sweating from the waist down. It was terrifying to say the least. Something loosened in my neck and i could feel the blood flow through my limbs again. I am opening up a Private Practice to work with children on the Spectrum with diet and supplement changes, and I believe when i am through this experience, chronic pain may be on my list and I'll be referring to people trained in my area.
Thank you So much!!!!!!!!
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Tom Dalonzo-Baker
122 posts
Jul 23, 2009
6:34 AM
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Oh yes - Dougy D. What a story he has. And what a huge advocate he is of TMR now!
I am so glad your symptoms are gone. Many would not believe something like sweats could be alleviated simply by putting the body more in balance. Thank you for sharing and please if you ever need help, just give me a call.
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RonPT
21 posts
Aug 18, 2009
7:28 PM
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Does this mean that TMR can be tried for peripheral neuropathy?
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Tom Dalonzo-Baker
124 posts
Aug 23, 2009
11:21 AM
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Try it on anything. Make no promises, but it is amazing what happens when the body is more in balance
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