I am catching up with posting online my articles.
Myself and 2 other friends of mine we have started to work with a person which has been on the wheelchair for the last 20 years. YES... 20 years of life of this person have been spent in the wheelchair. There is no doubt that this person has seen lots of doctors and specialists in the field of medicine but unfortunately nobody was able to help him.
Now... why have we decided to work with this person ?
The answer is simple... we are convinced that within few months this person will be able to walk. We are not doctors. We are practitioners of natural medicine and yet we are certain that we will be able to help this person to have normal life.
You could wonder and ask whether we have any special deal with god who gave us some extra super powers ?
Well... no... as I said we are the practitioners of natural medicine and our advantage is experience, ability to not take for granted generally accepted beliefs of what is normal and what can be achieved and apart from this we use common sense and logic.
Of course we are just at the beginning of the whole treatment program and I cannot give 100% guarantee that we will succeed completely. You'll see... within this we may not forget that our patient must be willing to face all the challenges which will come on the way ( e.g. emotional resistance ) and transform them. Then he also needs to be disciplined, determined and have lots of patience as this whole process will take some months. Our patient must do a "big process" of changes within himself. In the end he is responsible for what has happened in his life.
So you'll see... we are confident that we can help this person. We know for sure that this is possible. We do not say that this is going to be easy but yet wouldn't you do everything possible to be able to walk again after being stuck for 20 years in the wheelchair ? So if out patient is going to follow the instructions then he will most probably walk within few months.
I have decided to write this article because I want to have a record that on that day I ( and my colleagues ) have started to work with a person on the wheelchair. So I will keep you updated on our process.