Affirmation : I live in the now. Each moment is new. I choose to see my self-worth. I love and approve of myself. Cysts, Lumps, Soreness (Mastitis): A refusal to nourish the self. Putting everyone else first. Overmothering. Overprotection. Overbearing attitudes. Female Problems (See: Amenorrhea, Dysmenorrhea, Fibroid Tumors, Leukorrhea, Menstrual Problems, Vaginitis): Denial of the self. Rejecting femininity. Rejection of the feminine principle. CYSTS, LUMPS, SORENESS: Over mothering, Over protection, Over bearing attitudes. Cutting off nourishment.

Heal Your Body: The Mental Causes for Physical Illness Heal Your Body: The Mental Causes for Physical Illness

Herpes Genitalis: Mass belief in sexual guilt and the need for punishment. Public shame. Belief in a punishing God. Rejection of the genitals. Joints( See: Arthritis, Elbow, Knee, Shoulders): Represent changes in direction in life and the ease of these movements. From the moment we’re born, we cry. It’s painful. Daily all of us have one event or another that causes distress. Some amount of “stress,” pain, is necessary for us to grow and develop. Some even believe that crisis is necessary to challenge us and force us forward to accomplish greater and greater feats. Symptoms of PTSD

Body Symptoms of PTSD

Please read the following posts, as they will help you and your patients. And let me know how you go?!

Louise Hay’s List of Causes of Symptoms - Kate Strong Louise Hay’s List of Causes of Symptoms - Kate Strong

Yes i do believe that all our physical conditions have an emotional link. 100% of the time. Whether it is passed on genetically, i feel it is. I find it very hard to believe that my moms condition when she fell pregnant with me, has had no affect on my genes. Simply because i can see that her state when pregnant with my siblings resulted in a very different outcome for my brother and sister. Its obvious, my siblings have never experienced the same level of physical illness that i have experienced.

Louise also offers Affirmations for PTSD:

Dolly, 28, came to Mona Lisa Shultz, M.D., Ph.D. because her family was concerned for her after a traumatic childhood. Here is Dr. Lisa’s account: