Veterans of PTSD and Craniosacral Therapy

The one blog entry posted much earlier,

unfortunately, is expanding into another.  Who is writing about this? Who is talking about this? Must we go to the Internet for our news?  For our Health?  OK, people, will someone first raise a hand and tell us exactly why Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is such a scare-symptom?  One might possibly note the word “stress” in the description.  Can we take off our lab coats and just talk one-on-one?  More than this, will someone please remind us what “normal” is?

As proposed in the new, upcoming book,

JOURNEYS: STORIES OUR BODIES CAN TELL,

you will find that we all might have a touch of PTSD.  ALL OF US.

It’s okay.  It’s really OK.

Of course, it’s quite a matter of degree.  Let our Veterans begin to heal? Oh gosh, anything but that word!  Recall that the word “healing” is not allowed in most of this country’s medical schools or medical textbooks?

(Think about it for awhile.)

Here is something else to consider.  It’s not the kind of news that should make one proud to be…an Anything.  It’s a failure of vision.  Something has gone wrong.  This is not LEFT.  This is not RIGHT.  Health does not discriminate.  Why not listen at this and check out the Audio on the (cough, cough) Salon.com article? by Michael de Yoanna and Mark Benjamin?

A secret recording reveals the Army may be pushing its medical staff not to diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder. The Army and Senate have ignored the implications.

Who else is writing about this?  Check it out, for Yourself?

And military doctors, please, please, remember this: Well, what is a diagnosis?  Seriously people.  “Dia” means TWO.  “Gnosis” means KNOW.  “A-gnosis” means DON’T KNOW.  A diagnosis is “Two who don’t know!”

It’s safe to let others know that they are under stress.  It won’t hurt you, or them.  And are the medications in our modern army really helping?  Is there a “cure?”

(Thank you)

Consider:  If you don’t know, if you want to save your superiors a lot of money, if you want to suggest what actually WORKS, then why not refer-out a competent craniosacral therapist? We’ll take care of it. The relief and treatment of a PTSD condition for a craniosacral therapist that knows what he or she is doing is about like breathing while walking.  It’s that easy.  And you won’t know this until YOU find out for yourself.  Why not do a session yourself with a compentent massage therapist who practices craniosacral therapy in your area?

(Thanks again!)

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