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Posted on 2nd September 201914th May 2020 by Suzanne Zacharia

Bad Times Should Not Lead To Negative Attitude I have been busy with a very bad political situation in my country and trying to guard and rise above its direct and indirect effects on my income and my quality of life. This found me searching for information on social media, as the press were not…

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In 1986, while I was at University, I caught a virus along with my friends. They were able to rest and recover, and I was misdiagnosed and had medical negligence. This led to chronic disease and a thick scar on a bronchus in my left lung.A scar on the knee is one thing, a scar in the lung is an obstruction to breathing and very painful. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Every day I was getting worse, and I was preparing to pass away. Then I discovered complementary therapy. And got a new lease on life. Eventually, I found EFT and took my health and rebuilding my life to a new level. I can honestly say that I could not have continued rebuilding my life without EFT. If you know someone who could benefit, please direct them here. When you have a chronic physical condition, anything that either emotionally or physically has a negative impact on you can make the condition worse. EFT is one way of throwing away the emotional rubbish collecting in your system. In the same way that we dispose of our household rubbish regularly for home cleanliness and hygiene, I use EFT to dispose of negative emotions for my optimal physical health.Stop Smoking E-Book Free One Hour Planning Consultation If You Want To Have Sessions Or Courses With MeDisclaimer – You are advised to consult with your medical practitioner before embarking on any course of alternative, complementary, or beauty therapy. The way I use EFT or Tapping on myself is my own way which works for me, and I adapt the tapping to every client in the way that we agree works for them. Our use of systems that are trademarked or have a registered trademark represents views not necessarily those of the trademark owners.