Carole Hicks           

Mrs. 'Brown' was asked if she would like to have healing as part of an outpatients gynaecology clinic where I worked regularly for several months.  She is 24 years-old and has suffered from endometriosis since she was in her teens.  She has a congenitally malformed uterus and needed to have her fallopian tubes cleaned before her pregnancy last year. This was successful but terminated in a spontaneous abortion at 22 weeks.  In addition to medical help Mrs. Brown was referred for healing in the hope that she would have a full term pregnancy.

  On our first meeting in April Mrs. Brown felt comfortable with the aims of healing, including the balancing of physical, emotional and mental energy.  I have seen her on average about once a fortnight.

  A typical session would start with talking over Mrs. Brown's immediate thoughts and feelings that she is dealing with.  This is not a counselling session but just a listening space before proceeding.  This helps Mrs. Brown to relax and release the mind energy which can cause mental resistance in the auric space if not dealt with.

  The energy balancing session would begin on the spine.  A couch is used, so Mrs. Brown would begin the session face down.  She found lying on her face difficult at first,, with anxieties that she could not breathe.  Now she finds no difficulty with this.  Having checked the spine centres and released any emotion held within the back, Mrs. Brown then turns over to lie face up.  We proceed with a visualisation using 'light' as the theme.  The light is used to saturate every part of the body and auric space.  This focuses the mind and relaxes the body, helping the body energy to flow more freely.  Once the visualisation is completed, the head and front centres are then balanced, paying particular attention to the womb and solar plexus, which are often over charged.  We finish the session at the head and shoulders.  By this time Mrs. Brown is very relaxed, warm and sometimes sleepy.  She enjoys these sessions very much.

  During June Mrs. Brown went into hospital to have her fallopian tubes cleaned again because she wanted to try for another baby.  This unfortunately caused marital problems.  Her husband had found the earlier pregnancy and loss too much to cope with.  He decided that he did not want to try for another baby.  Consequently Mrs. Brown experienced not only the loss of her baby, whom she still grieved, but also the loss of hope for motherhood.

   Mrs. Brown is now working out ways of improving herself and her image through employment.  She was demoted from a rewarding job as assistant floor manager in a large food chain, due to her pregnancy and subsequent visits to hospital. The situation has now improved and the company have reinstated her in the assistant manager job she prefers.  She is also learning to drive, thus expanding her boundaries which were very enclosed during her pregnancy and subsequent loss.

  With her improved confidence in herself, she has decided to run a Pregnancy Loss Support group for mothers who have suffered similar experiences.  She feels that she has received emotional healing during the healing sessions and is now able to see her life and aims in better perspective.  She also finds it very useful and beneficial to use her own creative healing energy and a relaxation technique in times of stress.

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