Monthly Archives: June 2010

I am so blessed with my recovery and I feel the need to help others. Last week I contacted Kathy Fleming, a local practitioner of Jin Shin Jyutsu to see if she could help me learn. Jin Shin Jyutsu is … Continue reading →

I received the following in a comment: “Hi Howard, Would you please share in your blog more about how you “let go”? I think that would be helpful to someone with Parkinson’s who is facing a similar need to surrender. I … Continue reading →

It has been a very interesting nine days. I feel like I got my old life back, only better. I am physically and mentally better fit, I feel that my organs are functioning well, and I have an overall happy feeling … Continue reading →

In my last entry, I explained how close I was to full recovery from Parkinson’s. In response, a friend sent me a note I read Friday morning that suggested I surrender my ego to my teacher and be done with … Continue reading →

In the past, I have commented that whether good or bad changes take place in my Parkinson’s fight, nothing lasts more than a day or two. As a result of that, I decided to wait a week to tell you … Continue reading →

On May 25th, I discussed briefly, Dr. Walton-Hadlock identified a former foot or ankle injury as common among the Parkinson’s patients in her research project. In particular, they had an issue with Stomach Meridian Acupuncture Point 42 (ST-42), and the … Continue reading →

When one is in adrenaline mode, the heart is “turned forward” or is “facing forward” as if to be prepared to resist the threat of an attacker. This is a subconscious fear-induced position, and the heart needs to be “repositioned” … Continue reading →