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Hello fellow MT’s
Have you ever worked with someone who had MS?
I want to share an amazing story with you.
Recently, one of our students in Practice, shared with us that she had suffered from MS to the point she was wheel chair bound. Living in Luxembourg, she had not been able to access the care, particularly non-western medical therapies to help her. Over time though, she worked on her food combinations and emotions. She then started reading about NLP and how thoughts can affect I/Rs and state, and behaviour. This helped her further improve to the point that she did away with her wheel chair. Then the student did 7 day practice and during TLT(R), the positive learnings for her were very very powerful and she said “I feel like a massive weight has been lifted from my shoulders and I can raise my arms above my head, and I can make it to the end of the day without falling asleep.” This is incredible.
Talking with her one week later, her energy levels are high and she is accomplishing more each day. Before Prac, she lost her job because of ongoing tiredness levels. Since prac, her energy levels have been consistent. These are just some small examples of what this person has shared about her experiences with prac but will have everlasting positive impact on her life. Her goal is to do 3 day hypno and MP and then “…support those who have MS to become free..like me”.
Wow, i don’t know about you, but when she said to ‘become free..” I had goose bumps and I know she will have a lifetime of successes.
Have you worked with MS clients? or MS students? What have been your learnings?
Considering the increased focus on health the past 12 months, I wonder what is happening to clients with diagnoses like MS.
Look forward to hearing from you…
Gina 🙂
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This is brilliant Gina – thank you for sharing. I have not worked with anyone with MS before, however should a Trainer here create a new client with MS, can they reach out to you?
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absolutely! another of my clients has Hashimoto’s Disease. What this man is doing is incredible! Talk about being at cause these days…. his focus on healthy eating, working with NLP, his self-talk, communication with his UM, and his work on wholeness is amazing. He takes on board everything we work through and I admire his determination.
We must remember that right now, there are many people reconnecting with self and they want guidance and support. it’s endless and we can all make a difference with clients who are working in the ‘health’ context.
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That’s amazing Gina! I am very focused on applying our work to the physical healing symptoms. I’ve had great success with clients in that department as well. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thank you…there is so much in our tool box to help many people. Are there examples you can share please? The health area of life is something I am particularly interested in – I see so many more people in Australia wanting to focus on health. From what I saw in Europe 16 months ago, acceptance of NLP/TLT(R)/Hypnosis was high… seeing more and more now in the ‘land down-under’.
Chat soon! ?
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AWESOME Gina, I am currently working with Cancer clients especially in the areas of Breast and Cervical Cancer.
Interesting as I was diagnosed with Cervical and believed healed myself, using a lot of the tools and techniques prior to my surgery. The diagnosis after the surgery was no cancer and no pre-cancer. -
Hello Caterina
Sooo good to hear from you!
Congratulations on your fantastic success with self-healing! It’s truly amazing what the mind and body can do and you are brilliant evidence of that! You must be feeling great to have achieved such a great outcome!
Other people who face what you had will take notice of your experience and will themselves experience the power of self-healing and live their lives knowing the power of what they can do for themselves.
Can’t wait to hear more of what you are doing with your clients – their lives and their loved ones will definitely be different now.
Hugs to you, Gina 🙂
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