Heal Yourself: Drug-Free Healing By the Power of New Science & Ancient Wisdom

Born with Positivity

I was always a positive person. I get that from my parents. They lived through the Great Depression and life was not always easy for them. They obviously decided to see each day in a positive light, for which I am grateful. This skill of positivity I learned well from them.

Happiness and love filled my early development days and I have taken that forward into my adult life. This is important for me to state up front as the focus of this book deals much with how you as an individual perceive the world, your mindset. This is a book that reflects my experiences and in my telling I am hoping that you and others you love will benefit in a positive healthy way.

The system that I use has come from different teachings and techniques. I have been a student of the universe. I have listened. I have learned. I have experienced. I have developed a process that works for me. As you read please make note of what speaks to you. Take what worked for me and make it your own.

I always see the glass as half full and days are sunny with a few clouds. That does not mean that you have to be super positive to make my technique work, but a little tilt towards the positive side of things certainly helps.

It is important for me to note that positivity is a skill. It needs to be worked on. It helps build the mind set in which you view the world. Positive mental attitude (PMA) and mind set are essential to understanding you and your health.

Self-healing came to me as much from my intuition, my body’s voice, as it did from real life experiences. What do people generally say? Experience is the best teacher. Unfortunately many times the lessons we learn come from difficult situations. It makes me wonder, the lessons learned from pleasant happenings, are they as dramatic in our cognitive shifts? I am sure there is a body of research out there on this very topic.

I would now like to share with you how my life experiences shaped my thinking, my perception, and my mind set in relation to conventional medicine.

My Son’s Near Death Experience

In 1974 I was a young mother of two delightful little boys, a four year old and a one year old. My four year old son was born with what doctors told me was an outward draining cyst located on the side of his head near the temple area. This they told me in time would grow over and disappear.

In the summer of 1974 while on a fishing trip with his Dad, my son was bitten by a mosquito on the area of the ’cyst’. A trip to our children’s hospital resulted in an outpatient visit to have the cyst removed. This simple procedure gone wrong turned into a life altering event for the whole family. Two craniotomies and 9 years later my son was finally released from one of the leading neurological surgeons in North America. One doctor’s error had to be corrected by another, but not without many stressful years for our family.

Yes, this was my doorway to questioning what to this point I took as an infallible institution. I believe now that the culture and society in which I grew up, that being one of a strong Catholic faith, discouraged any questioning. My perception of my education was one of, ‘don’t question, accept all authority on blind faith’.

My life experiences changed that.