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6th August 2014 19:29
Link to Post #101
Re: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome -- The Deadly Cycle
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Greetings,
It has been awhile.
I was brought here today by fate, and I simply couldn't overlook Rachel and the Opening Post.
I will try to be very brief. I will not present anything 'scientifically proven', though.
And no weed, too.
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I see there is a lot of very important information shared here, but I also know how easy it is for it to remain unnoticed, so my share goes as such.
1. Nutrition and natural remedies addressing 'immunity disorders' in a very good detail -- a film that can be downloaded, together with the pdf slides: http://www.herbmentor.com/fibromyalgia/
2. QiGong
( I mean, don't throw things at me, that is what is saving my life, literally. )
Rachel, Tes, I found you a bike, sort of . It is not expensive -->
RobertPeng The Master Key: Qigong Secrets for Vitality, Love, and Wisdom
and
The Way of Qigong: The Art and Science of Chinese Energy Healing
Robert Peng is one of the 'sweetest' people I have come across recently. And he has lots of free videos and articles on his website. The opening of his book reads like a novel, where he explains how he had been brought to QiGong, and how this has saved his life.
Lots of very useful information there, for those brave souls who dare to look.
The second book I've had for an year, and I am currently using it while reading The Master Key. Paper copy with pictures and explanations, highly recommended also.
So,
why am I suggesting books and such.
Well, for starters I cannot legally grow cannabis in my country...
I wish it was easier, but we all suffer from years of what I call living dangerously.
I know I do. And no science, medicine or quick fixes can manage what we have collectively accumulated, and have been exposed to, natural and man-made during those years. Not to mention the emotional blockages we all have to an extend ever since we have been kids. It all starts there, and carries on for as long as we are around, if not addressed properly.
I had to rediscover how my bed feels like for months now, and I do know what means to be really low (and sometimes wishing for a 'faster death' to come).
I have lost my desire to put names and labels to the ways I feel at present, but as I was reading your posts today, I saw a lot of my own struggles reflected there.
It was mentioned before me, but I will repeat that this is one of the mysterious immune disorders, and has many expressions, one of which could be also what we address as a type of autism.
[ A short story, just so that nobody thinks it comes easy:
Today I woke up at around 5 am, for no apparent reason, and I just thought I will give it a go with a simple QiGong practice. I have been turning and tossing in my bed for so long, that I got too tired of being tired.
I am not experienced at all in QiGong, but I guess I have some enthusiasm to compensate for the lack of 'spiritual knowledge' and practices.
From the five frolics I did crane and bear, and bone marrow cleansing together with some standing meditation. It is all very mild and simple, for those who have injured knees, legs and such.
I did manage to spend 1 hour standing on my feet, with arms hurting, took a shower and returned to bed. I was hot and cold at the same time. I guess I looked pretty pathetic. I come from sports of all things!
Later on I had the most amazing 4 hours of sleep. I even had dreams. ]
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So, all of these are just a suggestion, but an educated one.
"I would say that the thrust of my life has been initially about getting free, and then realizing that my freedom is not independent of everybody else. Then I am arriving at that circle where one works on oneself as a gift to other people so that one doesn't create more suffering. I help people as a work on myself and I work on myself to help people. '
Ram Dass
Hope it helps.
PS. The cannabis I mentioned just for a joke. I know it has some great potential to help people suffering from different conditions.
I wish I had some for my dad.
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8th August 2014 01:25
Link to Post #102
Re: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome -- The Deadly Cycle
I will check these out for sure
thanks you guys for cheering me up.
Life was rough today, my autistic boy had a disappointment on an outing (we drove 1.5 hours to a park that was CLOSED and had to drive another 1.5 to get back to civilization and to an inferior park) and totally wore me out in the car. he was trying to escape the seat belt and booster seat.
he is so strong, i can't imagine being in a situation much more hopeless.
he literally could have fallen out of a moving car on a 60 mph stretch of highway had the door not been locked.
i think parents of autistic kids have 10x the normal stress level, what about you folks?
and not trying to whine here, i want your opinions based on news, friends, and online comments, etc.
i would love to see some more work on why the US veterans are all so ill with CFS.
i think it ties in with the Avalon thread today about vaccines causing illness (posted by another user)
it's not too crazy to be possible.
anyhow looking on the bright side once in a while is good,
and memory exercises help preserve your ability to do that.
so any CFS person needs to devote some time to memory retention or your stress will get worse!
i.e. therapy of some kind or a good activity.
was reading today about why autistic kids masturbate and it's due to "lack of quality tactile experience".
it makes me wonder about the many ways that adults also find to wear themselves out, worrying about everything, but getting little done IRL
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11th September 2014 04:00
Link to Post #103