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Post by Chris Wykes on Jan 22, 2005 21:30:21 GMT 1
I was diagnosed with advanced and invasive breast cancer a year ago (ten tumours in the lymphs as well). My prognosis is not so good. However, I developed about June 2004, chronic lower back pain that responds only moderately to osteopathic treatments. The medical profession did a second bone scan looking for secondaries but can only find low grade degeneration. I hurt night and day in this area. I also have asthma and am currently doing Buteyko with good results. HELP!
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Post by Martin Brofman on Jan 23, 2005 12:11:52 GMT 1
The breast cancer tells a story of something that happened in the area of relationships, with someone close to your heart. Really unhappy about something that happened, and deciding you no longer want to live with that situation, but not yet seeing a way out of it. The lymph system points to the root chakra, and issues at home.
When you talk about your lower back I'm not certain if you're talking about root chakra or orange chakra. If it's root chakra, tensions about money, home, or job. If orange, something about food or sex - and if you haven't yet resolved the tensions in the area of relationships, you can see the implications here.
The asthma also tells a story of difficulty feeling loved - not easy to let in the love.
The tensions in your consciousness have been creating the tensions on the physical level. Make some decisions to resolve your situation, and the physical symptoms will have no further reason for being there.
Focus on letting in the love, and doing whatever is necessary for you to be happy, and to be in a relationship that is nourishing for you. Trusting the love.
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Post by Ali on Jan 23, 2005 17:27:27 GMT 1
I read the message from lower back pain and your reply. I have quite a bit of breast pain this last week and have tried to talk to my husband about issues in our relationship over the last few days. He has a drink problem. He locked me out of our house last night when I went to leave one of the kids out somewhere and then denied it. Today he turned the tv up when I asked him to tell me what was going on. He says we have nothing in common. The breast pain is back today and I am crying a lot but I don't know how to work through this and I don't see any satisfactory outcome. Can you tell me what I could work on to help? Thank you
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Post by Martin Brofman on Jan 23, 2005 18:39:17 GMT 1
If he's telling you that you have nothing in common, I can understand why you have breast pain - especially when there are children involved - and you might be faced with some difficult decisions.
Either you will have to reconcile yourself to living with a stranger - and one who you do not find it pleasant to be around - or you will have to consider counseling, if he agrees that there is a problem that needs to be resolved and if he is interested in doing that - - or perhaps separation. As a matter of health.
Not easy choices.
I would also say that he is unhappy about something - or he would not have a drinking problem - so perhaps you can approach the problem from that point of view, and ask him what it would take to return to harmony.
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Post by Chris Wykes on Jan 23, 2005 20:00:31 GMT 1
Thank you so much. I have a lot to ponder on. Kind Regards Chris
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