Soothe - Therapy

In January I had a brain haemorrage.  My life was saved by the dedicated expertise and kindness of all the nurses and surgeons at the Neurological Department at Auckland Hospital.  18 days later I was released out into the real world.  This is where the real nightmare of the health trauma began.  I actually do not even want to type about it.  I truly want the experience to be neglected and forgotten.  That would be selfish of me and withhold the possibility of anyone being saved from a similar situation.  The reality of my post Hospital recovery is that there was nothing available to me to aid the healing.  The biggest block to my recovery was crying.  I had no control of it.  Any person who showed me kindness, empathy, consideration would witness the tears.  For months I avoided contact with people because I did not want them to worry about me or be more concerned than they already were.  The crying was a manifestation of emotion that I had no control over.  I was not sad or depressed.  The tears were as natural as blinking but created confusion and embarrassment.  Common sense indicates that when you have surgery in the brain something will get disturbed, so no surprises.  The surprising part is that I had to fight for my recovery, on my own.  I fought every day until I had no will to fight anymore.  On that fateful day I had in my hand a flyer for Penny Jayne's Soothe Therapy.  My first visit- I needed to Survive That One Day, outcome I Floated on Air for a Week.  My second visit - I needed to be Kind to Myself, outcome a sense of wellbeing and peace.  My third visit - I needed my Brain to be Healed from the haemorrage and surgery, outcome What Haemorrage?  I truly experienced a complete recovery.  The Haemorrage has no significance to me at all now, I only revisit the incident if I can in anyway help others.  The healing is non invasive, other worldly, comforting, holistic, soul nurturing, peacemaking, endorsing.  I cannot thank Penny enough for sharing her healing with others.