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Anxiety attacks

Terry Murphy, DC

Hastings, New Zealand

At a men’s retreat, one of the participants told me that his anxiety attacks were becoming almost too much to handle. I asked if he would like me to help. I had my arthrostim (never travel without it) and we had electrical power so away we went.

I used the OD to clear everything that came up and when it said, “no more priorities” I asked him to imagine himself in the camp as these men started to arrive and the ensuing crowds. He did and got very anxious.

The OD sent me to sphenoid, parietals, cranial vertex, temporals and panic. pattern. I then asked him to shut his eyes and to go back to the arrival scenario again. He said he had no anxiety at all.

The next day, the morning of the main group's arrival, he came up to me and said he felt very happy about the arrivals now and had had no further anxiety attacks.

                            

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