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Dealing with symptoms can be overwhelming. Parkinson’s symptoms are a part o vicious circle of this disease. This is why most people give up working on their recovery.

Best thing to do is to be patient and talk to your “friend” while symptoms rage. Share everything with him. Smile with him. Especially in this situation.

Parkinson’s is teaching us a lesson. We are not in charge of the universe, God is. There is letting go required.

Thank you!

Today i have experienced another recovery symptom. First of this kind.

Yesterday and day before yesterday I have experienced another recovery symptom. First of this kind.

Yesterday I experienced a recovery symptom. First of this kind. It happened during my bicycle ride.

People who are new to my Blog may be unfamiliar with the fact that, in order to recover from self induced pause (Parkinson’s disease), one needs to develop strong, dependable communication with God. For more info on this topic, please read my post: “2a. Methods for destroying pause“.

Sometimes, despite of trying to communicate with Him, one can feel that God does not hear him. Communication with God is not linear. It has it’s ups and downs.

Prayer is a powerful tool in strengthening your relationship with God. For more info on why is this relationship important for recovery from Parkinson’s please read my post: “23b. Talking to personal spiritual guide“.

In her book “Stuck on pause” Dr. Janice Walton-Hadlock talks about neurological modes that human brain operates. According to Traditional Chinese medicine there are actually four neurological modes, not only two as western medicine suggests. These four modes are:

I have already written about this topic (please read post: “19b. Trauma from the past“).  This time i wanted to put some emphasis on the childhood part of your life, so you are able to detect whether you have trauma from your childhood or not, and if so, help you to be aware of it. Continue reading “15a. Trauma from the childhood”

Continue reading “14a. Not fearing of symptoms”

Today I did some emails exchange with Dr. Janice Walton-Hadlock. For those who do not know who she is or how to get in touch with her, please see page Literature. Continue reading “13a. Emails exchange”