Why do we do this?

[Red Dragon]

Hi folks

I did a treatment today for a pregnant woman (36 weeks) with gestational diabetes, severe oedema (her feet were bulging around the straps of her sandals) and carpal tunnel syndrome. I was so pleased I'd done the first part of Suzanne Enzer's course so that I had the information to hand for her about her conditions. I also got her to check her blood sugars before we started. The level was 7.1.

I did her a full treatment, starting with a hormone balance, then the standard sequence and finally the lymphatic technique. At the end of the treatment, she slipped into her shoes, and had to tighten them as they were too loose, and on checking her blood sugars again, found that the level had gone down to 4.5!

We all learn that blood sugars drop during a treatment but that was a remarkable change, and I saw it for myself. And that, along with the significant reduction in the oedema had her reeling. She was so pleased and so impressed, it made me feel like I was really doing something worthwhile, just to see first hand how much a simple thing like a reflexology treatment could help someone.

 

[pennypincher]

Hi

Congrats with your client....if your clients had not long had lunch or breakfast her levels would have been naturally raised and over the time of the treatment would have started to reduce naturally however that is a big drop....anything that speeds up the system will lower the blood sugars and it is always a good idea with a large drop especially if its nearer three to get them to check again when they get home....especially if its insulin dependant....as the increased metablolism etc can cause the person to go hypo....

Mind 7.1 is still ok to start with so she is obviously coping well....

Lets hope she comes back for some more treatment before baby appears...

T
x

 

[Big John Horton]

Well done you!

While she is still over the moon with you, ask her for a testimonial to your skill.

This would be good on any marketing you use.

Also keep a record (I'm sure you do anyway) and it would make a great case study when trying to convince people.

Well done again,

Russell

 

[jimbad05]

That is great news Lynne! I bet that's one very happy lady you have there. Our local AOR group is trying to arrange training with Suzanne next spring and I'm very excited about it. She came along to meet us and I found her inspiring and knowledgeable. I am amazed (and pleased) at how ordinary and humble high profile people like Suzanne, and Renee Tanner, seem.

Good luck with this client and let us know how everything goes. You do reflexology proud!

 

[coorissee]

well done, lynne. glad you did the course.. its a great tool, isnt it! but its so hard getting hold of those pregnant feet...