My Journey with PEMF Therapy
In April 2023, I embarked on a trip from my home in White Rock, BC to Edmonton, Alberta. The purpose of my journey was to deliver some paintings to a gallery in Alberta. Little did I know that this trip would lead me to a life-changing illness and discovery. Somewhere along the way, I contracted a Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Initially, it manifested as pain in my right chest and back, but it soon migrated to my right inner ear. Suddenly, I lost all hearing in that ear. The pressure became unbearable, accompanied by significant auditory disturbances, including pulsating tinnitus and unusual electrical sounds within my head. It was an exceptionally challenging experience, and there were moments of profound desperation. The entire ordeal was the most challenging I have ever faced, often inducing a sense of hopelessness. (It was, frankly, an experience that tested my will to live, but that discussion is outside the scope here.)
Despite numerous doctor’s appointments and an ER visit, the medical profession couldn’t provide a solution. I did get some relief with steriods from my ENT doctor but that was short lived. Feeling abandoned by conventional medicine, I turned to alternative therapies, from acupuncture to massage to energy healing, but their effects were fleeting. I still do all three as they are helpful. While some offered temporary relief, the underlying stress, pain, and mental toll persisted and each day felt like an insurmountable struggle. Each day felt like an uphill battle, and I questioned whether I’d ever find relief.
Then, I discovered PEMF therapy. Attending a complimentary session and a few more sessions after, I experienced immediate results and gradual improvements in my health. The science behind PEMF fascinated me, and I realized I needed my own system to continue the healing process. Determined not to give up — even when the doctors did — I delved deeper into this promising field. Our healthcare system can be frustratingly inadequate, leaving individuals like me to fend for themselves. Conditions like Long Covid or vaccine injuries highlight the gaps in medical care. But sometimes, it’s our own resilience and exploration that lead us to breakthroughs.
Over time, the cumulative effects of PEMF became increasingly apparent, surpassing any other treatments I had previously tried. Not only did it address my inner ear issue, but it also boosted my energy levels and fostered a more positive outlook on life. This newfound hope kept me going, even during the toughest moments.
Through this journey, I’ve gained insight into the limitations of our healthcare system, particularly its failure to address chronic ailments effectively. PEMF therapy, while not a panacea, empowers the body’s innate healing abilities. It’s a reminder that true healing requires time, perseverance, and the right tools. My mantra, “It takes time to heal,” encapsulates this journey of self-discovery and resilience.
Now, two years since the onset of the virus, I am still on my path for healing and I am making significant strides. I wish I discovered PEMF in the early stages of my illness. I’ve resumed my passion for painting and life itself. Inspired by my own transformation, I’ve become a fervent advocate for PEMF therapy, determined to spread awareness of its potential to help those abandoned by conventional medicine.
I feel truly fortunate to have come across this healing modality. Medical conditions differ greatly in how serious they are and how long they take to heal. In my case, my condition is quite severe, so the healing journey has been especially challenging. That said, I’ve also seen PEMF therapy produce remarkably quick results for certain health issues. No matter the situation, being unwell is never easy — but PEMF brings hope and the possibility of real, positive change for anyone facing illness.
Do not hesitate to contact me to see if I can help you in any way.
Remember, you’re not alone in this journey. Many others face similar challenges, seeking answers beyond conventional medicine.
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