Physical ailments – do they have a different meaning? Louise Hay’s work

I am really sorry but I am unable right now to respond to emails. So am taking some time out (especially for email questions) for this week, please can you put questions on the site, as I am concerned that I wouldn’t respond?

Sometimes physical illnesses can manifest, and they have their roots in an emotional context. Freud did a lot of work on this topic. I was reminded to look this up, as recently have had a bad back. What I read, was quite interesting and probably relevant too.

How about you, have you had physical pains/illnesses/symptoms, if you look up Louise Hay work here, can you relate to what has been happening in your emotional life?

LOUISE HAY REFERENCE:

A

Abdominal Cramps: Fear. Stopping the process.

Abscess: Fermenting thoughts over hurts, slights and revenge.

Accidents: Inability to speak up for the self. Rebellion against authority. Belief in violence.

Aches: Longing for love. Longing to be held.

Acne: Not accepting the self. Dislike of the self.

Addictions: Running from the self. Fear. Not knowing how to love self.

Adrenal Problems: Defeatism. No longer caring for the self. Anxiety.

Alcoholism: Feeling of futility, guilt, inadequacy. Self-rejection.

Allergies: Denying your own power.

Alzheimer’s Disease: Refusal to deal with the world as it is. Hopelessness and helplessness. Anger.

Amenorrhea: Not wanting to be a woman. Dislike of the self.

Anemia: “Yes-but” attitude. Lack of joy. Fear of life. Not feeling good enough.

Ankle: Inflexibility and guilt. Ankles represent the ability to receive pleasure.

Anorexia: Denying the self life. Extreme fear, self-hatred and rejection.

Anxiety: Not trusting the flow and the process of life.

Apathy: Resistance to feeling. Deadening of the self. Fear.

Appetite, Excessive: Fear. Needing protection. Judging the emotions.

Arm: Represents the capacity and ability to hold the experiences of life.

Arteries: Carry the joy of life.

Arthritic Fingers: A desire to punish. Blame. Feeling victimized.

Arthritis: Feeling unloved. Criticism, resentment. – Rheumatoid Arthritis: Feeling victimized. Lack of love. Chronic bitterness. Resentment. Deep criticism of authority. Feeling very put upon.

Asthma: Smother love. Inability to breathe for one’s self. Feeling stifled. Suppressed crying.

Athlete’s Foot: Frustration at not being accepted. Inability to move forward with ease.

B

Back Issues: Represents the support of life. Back Problems: – Rounded shoulders: Carrying the burdens of life. Helpless and hopeless. – Lower Back Pain: Fear of money or lack of financial support. – Mid-Back Pain: Guilt. Stuck in all that stuff back there. “Get off my back!” – Upper Back Pain: Lack of emotional support. Feeling unloved. Holding back love. – Back Curvature: The inability to flow with the support of life. Fear and trying to hold on to old ideas. Not trusting life. Lack of integrity. No courage of convictions.

Bad Breath: Anger and revenge thoughts. Experiences backing up.

Balance, Loss of: Scattered thinking. Not centered.

Baldness: Fear. Tension. Trying to control everything.

Bedwetting: Fear of parent, usually the father.

Belching: Fear. Gulping life too quickly.

Bell’s Palsy: Extreme control over anger. Unwillingness to express feelings.

Bladder Problems: Anxiety. Holding on to old ideas. Fear of letting go. Being “pissed off”.

Bleeding: Joy running out. Anger.

Blisters: Resistance. Lack of emotional protection.

Blood Pressure: – High: Longstanding emotional problem not solved. – Low: Lack of love as a child. Defeatism.

Body Odor: Fear. Dislike of the self. Fear of others.

Bones: Represent the structure of the universe. – Bone marrow: Represents deepest beliefs about the self. How you support and care for yourself. – Breaks: Rebelling against authority.

Brain: Represents the computer, the switchboard. – Tumor: Incorrect computerized beliefs. Stubborn. Refusing to change old patterns.

Breast: Represents mothering and nurturing and nourishment. – Cysts, Lumps: A refusal to nourish the self. Putting everyone else first. Over mothering. Overprotection. Overbearing attitudes.

Breath: Represents the ability to take in life. – Breathing Problems: Fear. Not trusting the process of life. Getting stuck in childhood. Fear of taking in life fully. – Bronchitis: Inflamed family environment. Arguments and yelling.

Bruises: The little bumps in life. Self-punishment.

Bulimia: Hopeless terror. A frantic stuffing and purging of self-hatred.

Burns: Anger. Burning up. Incensed.

Bursitis: Repressed anger. Wanting to hit someone.

C

Calluses: Hardened concepts and ideas. Fear solidified.

Cancer: Deep hurt. Longstanding resentment. Deep secret or grief eating away at the self. Carrying hatreds.

Candida: Feeling very scattered. Lots of frustration and anger. Demanding and untrusting in relationships. Great takers.

Canker Sores: Festering words held back by the lips. Blame.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Anger and frustration at life’s seeming injustices.

Cataracts: Inability to see ahead with joy. Dark future.

Cellulite: Stored anger and self-punishment.

Cerebral Palsy: A need to unite the family in an action of love.

Chills: Mental contraction, pulling away and in. Desire to retreat.

Cholesterol: Clogging the channels of joy. Fear of accepting joy.

Circulation: Represents the ability to feel and express the emotions in positive ways.

Colds: Too much going on at once. Mental confusion, disorder. Small hurts.

Colic: Mental irritation, impatience, annoyance in the surroundings.

Colitis: Insecurity. Represents the ease of letting go of that which is over.

Coma: Fear. Escaping something or someone.

Conjunctivitis: Anger and frustration at what you are looking at in life.

Constipation: Incomplete releasing. Holding on to garbage of the past. Guilt over the past. Sometimes stinginess.

Corns: Hardened areas of thought – stubborn holding on to the pain of the past.

Coughs: A desire to bark at the world. “Listen to me!”

Cramps: Tension. Fear. Gripping, holding on.

Crohn’s Disease: Fear. Worry. Not feeling good enough.

Crying: Tears are the river of life, shed in joy as well as in sadness and fear.

Cuts: Punishment for not following your own rules.

Cysts: Running the old painful movie. Nursing hurts. A false growth.

Cystic Fibrosis: A thick belief that life won’t work for you. “Poor me.”

D

Deafness: Rejection, stubbornness, isolation. What don’t you want to hear? “Don’t bother me.”

Depression: Anger you feel you do not have a right to have. Hopelessness.

Diabetes: Longing for what might have been. A great need to control. Deep sorrow. No sweetness left.

Diarrhea: Fear. Rejection. Running off.

Dizziness: Flighty, scattered thinking. A refusal to look.

Dry eyes: Angry eyes. Refusing to see with love. Would rather die than forgive. Being spiteful.

Dysmenorrhea: Anger at the self. Hatred of the body or of women.

E

Ear: Represents the capacity to hear. – Ache: Anger. Not wanting to hear. Too much turmoil. Household arguing.

Eczema: Breath-taking antagonism. Mental eruptions.

Edema: What or who won’t you let go of?

Elbow: Represents changing directions and accepting new experiences.

Emphysema: Fear of taking in life. Not worthy of living.

Endometriosis: Insecurity, disappointment and frustration. Replacing self-love with sugar. Blamers.

Epilepsy: Sense of persecution. Rejection of life. A feeling of great struggle. Self-violence.

Epstein-Barr Virus: Pushing beyond one’s limits. Fear of not being good enough. Draining all inner support. Stress.

Eye: Represents the capacity to see clearly past, present, future. – Astigmatism: “I” trouble. Fear of really seeing the self. – Hyperopia: Fear of the present. – Myopia: Fear of the future.

F

Face: Represents what we show the world.

Fainting: Fear. Can’t cope. Blacking out.

Fat or Weight issues: Oversensitivity. Often represents fear and shows a need for protection. Fear may be a cover for hidden anger and a resistance to forgive. Running away from feelings. Insecurity, self-rejection and seeking fulfillment. – Arms: Anger at being denied love. – Belly: Anger at being denied nourishment. – Hips: Lumps of stubborn anger at the parents. – Thighs: Packed childhood anger. Often rage at the father.

Fatigue: Resistance, boredom. Lack of love for what one does.

Feet: Represent our understanding – of ourselves, of life, of others. – Foot Problems: Fear of the future and of not stepping forward in life.

Fever: Anger. Burning up.

Fibroid Tumors: Nursing a hurt from a partner. A blow to the feminine ego.

Fingers: Represent the details of life. – Thumb: Represents intellect and worry. – Index: Represents ego and fear. – Middle: Represents anger and sexuality. – Ring: Represents unions and grief. – Little: Represents the family and pretending.

Food Poisoning: Allowing others to take control. Feeling defenseless.

Frigidity: Fear. Denial of pleasure. A belief that sex is bad. Insensitive partners. Fear of father.

Fungus: Stagnating beliefs. Refusing to release the past. Letting the past rule today.

G

Gallstones: Bitterness. Hard thoughts. Condemning. Pride.

Gas: Gripping. Fear. Undigested ideas.

Gastritis: Prolonged uncertainty. A feeling of doom.

Genitals: Represent the masculine and feminine principles. Worry about not being good enough.

Gland Problems: Represent holding stations. Self-staring activity. Holding yourself back.

Gout: The need to dominate. Impatience, anger.

Glaucoma: Stony unforgiveness. Pressure from longstanding hurts. Overwhelmed by it all.

Gray Hair: Stress. A belief in pressure and strain.

Growths: Nursing those old hurts. Building resentments.

Gum Problems: Inability to back up decisions. Indecisive about life.

H

Hands: Hold and handle. Clutch and grip. Grasping and letting go. Caressing. Pinching. All ways of dealing with experiences.

Hay Fever: Emotional congestion. Fear of the calendar. A belief in persecution. Guilt.

Headaches: Invalidating the self. Self-criticism. Fear.

Heart: Represents the center of love and security. – Heart Attack: Squeezing all the joy out of the heart in favor of money or position. Feeling alone and scared. “I’m not good enough. I don’t do enough. I’ll never make it.” – Heart Problems: Longstanding emotional problems. Lack of joy. Hardening of the heart. Belief in strain and stress.

Heartburn: Fear. Fear. Fear. Clutching Fear.

Hemorrhoids: Fear of deadlines. Anger of the past. Afraid to let go. Feeling burdened.

Hepatitis: Resistance to change. Fear, anger, hatred. Liver is the seat of anger and rage.

Hernia: Ruptured relationships. Strain, burdens, incorrect creative expression.

Herpes Genitalis: Mass belief in sexual guilt and the need for punishment. Public shame. Belief in a punishing God. Rejection of the genitals.

Herpes Simplex: Bitter words left unspoken.

Hip: Carries the body in perfect balance. Major thrust in moving forward. Fear of going forward in major decisions. Nothing to move forward to.

Hives: Small, hidden fears. Mountains out of molehills.

Hodgkin’s Disease: Blame and a tremendous fear of not being good enough. A frantic race to prove one’s self until the blood has no substance left to support itself. The joy of life is forgotten in the race of acceptance.

Hyperactivity: Fear. Feeling pressured and frantic.

Hyperventilation: Fear. Resisting change. Not trusting the process.

Hypoglycemia: Overwhelmed by the burdens in life.

I

Impotence: Sexual pressure, tension, guilt. Social beliefs. Spite against a previous mate. Fear of mother.

Incontinence: Emotional overflow. Years of controlling emotions.

Indigestion: Gut-level fear, dread, anxiety. Griping and grunting.

Infection: Irritation, anger, annoyance.

Inflammation: Fear. Seeing red. Inflamed thinking. Anger and frustration about conditions you are looking at in your life.

Influenza: Response to mass negativity and beliefs. Fear. Belief in statistics.

Ingrown Toenail: Worry and guilt about your right to move forward.

Injuries: Anger at the self. Feeling guilty.

Insanity: Fleeing from the family. Escapism, withdrawal. Violent separation from life.

Insomnia: Fear. Not trusting the process of life. Guilt.

Intestines: Represent assimilation and absorption.

Itching: Desires that go against the grain. Unsatisfied. Remorse. Itching to get out or get away.

J

Jaundice: Internal and external prejudice. Unbalanced reason.

Jaw Problems: Anger. Resentment. Desire for revenge.

K

Kidney Problems: Criticism, disappointment, failure. Shame. Reacting like a child.

Kidney Stones: Lumps of undissolved anger.

Knee: Represents pride and ego. Stubborn ego and pride. Inability to bend. Fear. Inflexibility. Won’t give in.

L

Laryngitis: So mad you can’t speak. Fear of speaking up. Resentment of authority.

Left Side of Body: Represents receptivity, taking in, feminine energy, women, the mother.

Leg: Carry us forward in life.

Liver: Seat of anger and primitive emotions. Chronic complaining. Justifying fault-finding to deceive yourself. Feeling bad.

Lockjaw: Anger. A desire to control. A refusal to express feelings.

Lump in the Throat: Fear. Not trusting the process of life.

Lung: The ability to take in life. Depression. Grief. Not feeling worthy of living life fully.

Lupus: A giving up. Better to die than stand up for one’s self. Anger and punishment.

Lymph Problems: A warning that the mind needs to be recentered on the essentials of life. Love and joy.

M

Malaria: Out of balance with nature and with life.

Menopause Problems: Fear of no longer being wanted. Fear of aging. Self-rejection. Not feeling good enough.

Menstrual Problems: Rejection of one’s femininity. Guilt, fear. Belief that the genitals are sinful or dirty.

Migraine Headaches: Dislike of being driven. Resisting the flow of life. Sexual fears.

Miscarriage: Fear of the future. Inappropriate timing.

Mononucleosis: Anger at not receiving love and appreciation. No longer caring for the self.

Motion Sickness: Fear. Bondage. Feeling of being trapped.

Mouth: Represents taking in of new ideas and nourishment. Set opinions. Closed mind. Incapacity to take in new ideas.

Multiple Sclerosis: Mental hardness, hard-heartedness, iron will, inflexibility.

Muscles: Resistance to new experiences. Muscles represent our ability to move in life.

Muscular Dystrophy: “It’s not worth growing up.”

N

Nails: Represent protection. – Nail Biting: Frustration. Eating away at the self. Spite of a parent.

Narcolepsy: Can’t cope. Extreme fear. Wanting to get away from it all. Not wanting to be here.

Nausea: Fear. Rejecting an idea or experience.

Neck: Represents flexibility. The ability to see what’s back there. Refusing to see other sides of a question. Stubbornness, inflexibility. Unbending stubbornness.

Nephritis: Overreaction to disappointment and failure.

Nerves: Represent communication. Receptive reporters.

Nervous Breakdown: Self-centeredness. Jamming the channels of communication.

Nervousness: Fear, anxiety, struggle, rushing. Not trusting the process of life.

Neuralgia: Punishment for guilt. Anguish over communication.

Nodules: Resentment and frustration and hurt ego over career.

Nose: Represents self-recognition. – Nose Bleeds:A need for recobnition. Feeling unnoticed. Crying for love. – Runny Nose: Asking for help. Inner crying. – Stuffy Nose: Not recognizing the self-worth.

Numbness: Withholding love and consideration. Going dead mentally.

O

Osteomyelitis: Anger and frustration at the very structure of life. Feeling unsupported.

Osteoporosis: Feeling there is no support left in life. Mental pressures and tightness. Muscles can’t stretch. Loss of mental mobility.

Ovaries: Represent points of creation. Creativity.

PQ

Pain: Guilt. Guilt always seeks punishment.

Paralysis: Paralysing thoughts. Getting stuck. Terror leading to escape from a situation or person.

Pancreas: Represents the sweetness of life.

Pancreatitis: Rejection. Anger and frustration because life seems to have lost its sweetness.

Parasites: Giving power to others, letting them take over and life off of you.

Parkinson’s Disease: Fear and an intense desire to control everything and everyone.

Peptic Ulcer: Fear. A belief that you are not good enough. Anxious to please.

Phlebitis: Anger and frustration. Blaming others for the limitation and lack of joy in life.

Pimples: Small outbursts of anger.

Pituitary Gland: Represents the control center.

Pneumonia: Desperate. Tired of life. Emotional wounds that are not allowed to heal.

Poison Ivy: Allergy Feeling defenseless and open to attack.

Polio: Paralysing jealousy. A desire to stop someone.

Premenstrual Syndrome: Allowing confusion to reign. Giving power to outside influences. Rejection of the feminine processes.

Prostate: Represents the masculine principle. Mental fears weaken the masculinity. Giving up. Sexual pressure and guilt. Belief in aging.

Psoriasis: Fear of being hurt. Deadening the senses of the self. Refusing to accept responsibility for our own feelings.

R

Rash: Irritation over delays. Immature way to get attention.

Right Side of Body: Giving out, letting go, masculine energy, men, the father.

Ringworm: Allowing others to get under your skin. Not feeling good enough or clean enough.

S

Scabies: Infected thinking. Allowing others to get under your skin.

Sciatica: Being hypocritical. Fear of money and of the future.

Scleroderma: Protecting the self from life. Not trusting yourself to be there and to take care of yourself.

Scratches: Feeling life tears at you, that life is a rip off.

Senility: Returning to the so-called safety of childhood. Demanding care and attention. A form of control of those around you. Escapism.

Shin: Represents the standards of life. Breaking down ideals.

Shingles: Waiting for the other shoe to drop. Fear and tension. Too sensitive.

Sinus Problems: Irritation to one person, someone close.

Skin: Protects our individuality. Anxiety, fear. Old, buried things. I am being threatened.

Slipped Disc: Feeling totally unsupported by life. Indecisive.

Snoring: Stubborn refusal to let go of old patterns.

Solar Plexus: Gut reactions. Center of our intuitive power.

Sores: Unexpressed anger that settles in.

Spleen: Obsessions. Being obsessed about things.

Sprains: Anger and resistance. Not wanting to move in a certain direction in life.

Sterility: Fear and resistance to the process of life or not needing to go through the parenting experience.

Stiffness: Rigid, stiff thinking.

Stomach: Holds nourishment. Digests ideas. Dread. Fear of the new. Inability to assimilate the new.

Stroke: Giving up. Resistance. Rather die than change. Rejection of life.

Stuttering: Insecurity. Lack of self-expression. Not being allowed to cry.

Sty: Looking at life through angry eyes. Angry at someone.

Suicidal thoughts: See life only in black and white. Refusal to see another way out.

T

Teeth: Represent decisions. – Teeth Problems: Longstanding indecisiveness. Inability to break down ideas for analysis and decisions. – Root Canal: Can’t bite into anything anymore. Root beliefs being destroyed. – Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Not giving yourself mental space to create a firm foundation.

Throat: Avenue of expression. Channel of creativity. – Throat Problems: The inability to speak up for one’s self. Swallowed anger. Stifled creativity. Refusal to change. – Sore throat: Holding in angry words. Feeling unable to express the self.

Thrush: Anger over making the wrong decisions.

Thymus Gland: Feeling attacked by life. They are out to get me.

Thyroid Gland: Humiliation. I never get to do what I want to do. When is it going to be my turn. – Hyperthyroid: Rage at being left out.

Tics, Twitches: Fear. A feeling of being watched by others.

Tinnitus or Ringing in the Ears: Refusal to listen. Not hearing the inner voice. Stubbornness.

Toes: Represent the minor details of the future.

Tongue: Represents the ability to taste the pleasures of life with joy.

Tonsillitis: Fear. Repressed emotions. Stifled creativity.

Tuberculosis: Wasting away from selfishness. Possessive. Cruel thoughts. Revenge.

U

Urinary infections: Pissed off, usually at the opposite sex or a lover. Blaming others.

Uterus: Represents the home of creativity.

V

Vaginitis: Anger at a mate. Sexual guilt. Punishing the self.

Varicose Veins: Standing in a situation you hate. Discouragement. Feeling over-worked and overburdened.

Vitiligo: Feeling completely outside of things. Not belonging. Not one of the group.

Vomiting: Violent rejection of ideas. Fear of the new.

WXYZ

Warts: Little expressions of hate. Belief in ugliness. – Plantar Warts: Anger at the very basis of your understanding. Spreading frustration about the future.

Wrist: Represents movement and ease.

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27 thoughts on “Physical ailments – do they have a different meaning? Louise Hay’s work”

  1. Hugs and prayers for you…..I can’t imagine your pain…give yourself some time and space.
    I have had Louise’s “Little Blue Book” for 20 + years….I find it uncanny how accurate it is. Take care of you ♥

    1. I did get the Louise Haye you can heal your life book years ago, I gave it away before reading it. I should get another copy.

      When my back gets better, perhaps time to hit charity shops :)…. someone once told me, that your angels will guide you to the books that you are meant to read. At the time I was working in another city, and there was a row of charity shops on this street in a posh area. I can guarantee that every time I needed to know something or wanted a book, I would go into one of those shops and there on the shelf was the book that I needed.

      I think over those years, I must have obtained Gray Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus around 4 times as I kept losing my copy. Perhaps this is a reminder to me to get her book and have a read 🙂

      Thank you for your kind thoughts. It is year 4 which is better than the previous 3 years, and for this I am grateful 🙂

      1. I would recommend the book Pain Free by Pete Egoscue. It has definitely helped me. Recently I recommended it to a business associate that had wrestled with bad back pain for two years and had tried almost everything but surgery. After 4 weeks of the doing some of the stretches he got back to normal with only an occasional day of minor pain. here is an amazon link. http://www.amazon.com/Pain-Free-Revolutionary-Stopping-Chronic/dp/0553379887/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389840850&sr=8-1&keywords=pain+free+by+pete+egoscue

        Hope it might help you like you have helped us.

  2. Hi Pos,

    My heart goes out to you. I know that this is a really rough and horrible time for you.You are a very special lady, don’t forget that. Please remember how far you have come, how much you have learnt. How much you have given and how much you have gained. Your loss will always be there. Nothing will change that.
    You have helped so many people and the love that you have inside you has spread to the world at large. Keep being you. Be kind to yourself. Grieve the loss of your beautiful daughter and what could have been. Also remember the hope of the future that will be and how much change you have brought to so many peoples lives and your own, in part, because of your loss. The love that you have created around you, especially on this site, will spread and continue to grow. You were the one that brought it together. I hope that knowledge will give you strength and a speedy recovery.

    Big hugs
    xxxx

    1. What beautiful words. Thank you!!! 🙂

      You are right, this site is such a beautiful place. I am always blown away by the kindness, and positivity that radiates from here. It always touches my heart. It is made beautiful, by the beautiful people who post here.

      I just wanted to write an explaination to why I haven’t been around. Am in so much pain – if not in pain then drugged and sleeping… its difficult to concentrate to write.

      I will be back soon 🙂

  3. I agree 100%.

    I have Crohn’s Disease. I was diagnosed 12 years ago. I was quite healthy and only had a few bad weeks every now and again. When I was with my Spath, I had 3 years of constant flair ups. He always used to get angry at me and used to blame other things for me being sick. It was always him. I used to run to the toilet whenever we had an argument or he was angry at me or he was in his silent treatment mood. I also found myself vomiting when I was just brushing my teeth. To make things harder, he never took time out to read about the disease or try to understand it. At first he told me to look after myself and drink plenty of water. Then he started to blame everything else but him. It was my gut reacting to the way I was being treated. Always trust your gut instincts, mine was yelling at me, that’s for sure.

    I also developed anxiety and depression while I was with him. I also had constant pains in my body.

    The worse thing was the Crohn’s Disease. I am not 100% better now but I am getting there.

    1. I feel for you, my daughter has chrones disease. She is so brave, but I know that it really puts your body through it.

      I do know from watching my daughter that if you over do it, it can make it worse. I also wonder if stress makes it worse too. It is a horrible illness, and to be abused whilst you are suffering must have been truly awful 😦

  4. Positivagirl,

    You are deep in my heart. All of my thoughts and prayers are with you, especially for tomorrow. I know for a fact that you feel our love here. We will always be here for you. Xo

    Great list of ailments with answers. Seems pretty accurate.

    1. It goes on for a week, as I was at the end of pregnancy, tomorrow is the day that my world was blown apart and they said that she had died (well it starts 13th when I was in the hospital and they sent me home)…. On 16th I think of her death – on 19th I think of her birthday – so difficult to explain.

      Thank you for your kind words 🙂 I just wanted to explain why I am not posting right now. Apart from that have been bed bound for the last week – I can barely walk.

      1. I just wanted to say I am so very sorry for your loss of your daughter. I can’t imagine your pain. I also am sorry you’re having severe back pain…I took a look at the list of Louise Hays’ and felt there is something to it. I never thought about it until this post, but I started having severe pain in both arms and elbows–debilitating at times–about the time I found out the truth about my sp. I never put the two things together until now. As always, your site and your posts have illuminated things for me…I too have an anniversary date approaching…the due date I would have had my baby is February 7th…I didn’t experience the kind of loss you did, but I do understand the anniversary dates are very hard. I am sorry again about your loss. Peace and comfort to you…

      2. Thank you B, yes anniversary dates always hit. I hope that the day is gentle on you. Some people do things like set off fire lanterns or helium balloons into the sky…. it can help and feel like a release up into heaven 🙂

        I really like the Louise Hays list I think I am going to print it off and read it properly. Am on stronger pain killers now so I am hoping that soon it will go, and I can walk properly. Its been 8 days now and am getting fed up of being bed bound….. grrr….

  5. Send me your address…I will send you a copy of You Can Heal Your Life….

    I must admit the physical illness manifests when the path is in your life. The first time I was “discarded” I became very ill and started having problems seeing. My heart was racing and I started losing weight fast. 50 pounds in three months. Was hyped out like I was doing meth. The path told me “I don’t want to listen to your problems” A week earlier was so in love with me and wanted to marry me. So confusing. Found out later I had Graves Disease ( a hyperthyroid autoimmune disorder). Funny, it’s under control now and have had no problems since he’s been gone. He’s stalking me now hoping to have me fall at his feet. No, thank you. like feeling OK. What a good friend to abandoned me when I am sick. And, oh, yes, you have the gene for this disease, but it only is triggered by extreme stress. Thank you, asshole.

  6. Hi Pos,

    So saddened at this time for your health issues & the anniversary of the passing of your beloved daughter 😦

    I have suffered a lot of ailments over the years & I was guided to Louise Hay 20 years ago. I was doing a reiki workshop & asked my spirit/angels to guide me to a book for help. I walked in & just stood in the store, then walked to self help & was drawn mainly by the rainbow colours 🙂
    My love affair with Louise’s teachings began there 🙂
    Unfortunately, I went on & off the path of her teachings but,am now firmly on it & will never come off again.
    I had major health issues with my back & hip a few years ago & was told I needed a hip replacement at age 45 eek!!! I couldn’t walk as the pain is excrutiating. My son, had to help me go to the toilet!!! He was so caring & compassionate so, much to both our horror, we managed. I very indepandant so, drove myself to osteopath & physio etc…& slowly got upright 😉
    My Soc had ankle problems so, that says alot oh & blocked tear ducts,not sure what that means though?

    You have to heal the condition first as it’s already become apparent & then start with the therapy & then the deep soul work of affirmations & change etc… Then you will be stronger & able to support yourself.
    You suffered a catastrophic trauma & then others so, be proud of yourself as you are tremedously resilient & we are all sending you our love & support 🙂
    Just trust in yourself & keep your chin up. You are not alone & awareness is the key to finding your joy. You bring so much help to many & hopefully you can shine all that loving energy on YOU 🙂

    Love & light & butterfies & feathers & remeber desiderata.
    Remember to breath in life & stop holding your breath, the universe supports you & so do we.

    PR xoxo

    1. P.S. Have managed to get fitter so, still haven’t needed that hip replacement (yay) self support does work & since the Soc has gone, I have been doing great 😉

  7. I looked for some websites that showed the egoscue stretches for the back from Pain Free so you can try before you get the book. My friend and I used the Static Back, Supine Groin Stretch, and the Sitting Floor exercise( this one really worked for the pain in my lower back) to deal with our back issues.
    This link has the first two http://modernhealthmonk.com/fixing-lower-back-pain/ and this link has the third exercise. http://williamcampbelljr.com/wordpress/cure-your-neck-pain-without-drugs-or-surgery/.
    The basic premise behind the egoscue method is that we get a lot of muscle imbalances caused by our modern motion restricted lifestyles. Some groups get very strong while others weaken. This will pull our bones out of alignment over time and cause chronic pain. We need to get the muscles to relax so that our bones can gradually return to their natural, proper positions. These stretch exercises help to get the muscles relaxed.
    Stressful periods in our life can also lead to holding tension in certain muscle groups which can cause chronic pain flareups through the process described above. I hope this information can assist you and my prayers are with you during this painful time in your life.

    1. Thanks for looking this up for me. I think I might need to have an MRI scan to see what is wrong. When I had my daughter 4 years ago, I had epidural needle in my back for a long time. I am thinking that this might have been what has caused the damage. Right now, I am unable to do exercise as I can’t really even walk…. But I really appreciate you taking the time out to find this for me.Thank you!! 🙂

      1. My pleasure. I know the word exercise doesn’t sound good when you are in pain. Please take a look at them. The two most effective (static back and supine groin) really are no more than lying still on the floor with your legs up on a chair and your arms out for about ten minutes each. The muscles slowly release when lying in that position. But also don’t want this to replace doctor’s advice.

        BTW, sent an email a couple of days ago asking how I can make a donation to the site to help defray some costs. Let me know, when you feel better.

  8. Pos,

    Be gentle, compassionate & super kind to yourself during this time please 😉 sometimes it’s important to totally unplug for a week or two–and be in silence, slow/no activity & time to just “be” not ” do”. 😉 prayers ascending for relief, peace & restoration.

    Take all the rest & time you need to replenish, retreat, regroup & refresh!!! We all need mini mental health vacations/holidays now & again. Slowing down and being still is resting in God so that he can do the deep surgery/ healing of our mind, body, soul & spirit:) you have been giving so much of yourself here & fighting the battle– you are not alone, allow love of/from– self, others & God 😉 ” Be still and know that I am God”

    I hope you don’t post for a few days, so I know you are putting yourself first– and truly resting! You are love, you are loved!

    Peace be with you & your back
    El

    1. Thank you for your kind words EL. I think it helps to keep my mind occupied.

      I was thinking what is a good birthday present for her this year. And I think I am going to start two campaign for changes.

      1. To make it compulsary to offer a check up, to check for signs of trauma/PTSD/PND at 6 weeks and then a second check up at 6 months.

      2. For stillbirth to be discussed in pregnancy, for risks to be discussed with mothers as part of antenatal. For open and honest communication.

      To get this going and to have changes, would mean the world to me. And this would be a perfect birthday present for Maya.

  9. Hey PG

    Hope you are well – how’s your back?

    I’ve been a bit quiet lately – just feeling sorry for myself!

    Back on it now
    xx

  10. hello. breaking a bone indicates “rebelling against authority” is this necessarily a bad thing? what would be the meaning of being a victim of a minor car accident? thank you

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