Hepatitis C and Anger Issues

The Holistic Connection Between Anger and Your Liver
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Question on healing hepatitis C:
(personal details removed to protect identity)

I apparently contracted Hepatitis C after an emergency surgery.
I was given a blood transfusion.

I have had very low, ill, anxious, and depressed years in my life
and did not know what was wrong with me until I was diagnosed
with Hepatitis C. Since that time, I have been on a mission to
heal myself from this disease.

Upon diagnosis, I divorced my husband of many years.
I felt that the negativity, cruelty, and abuse from him
had to stop before I could get well. Do you think you
could help me cure this disease and become a whole,
healthy person again?

Healing Facilitation Response:
My experience has taught me that our physical bodies are
a very accurate geiger counter for how well we are living our
lives. It is a tribute to your self-awareness that you heeded
the wake-up call of the illness and took the action necessary
to remove yourself from abuse.

You are so right to discern that a poisonous relationship was
a factor. We store anger in the liver. A lot of times, without
even knowing it, we even store the anger of our abuser there,
in addition to our own anger at the abuse.

Since I treat myself holistically, it is the only approach I can share
but it is your responsibility, ultimately, to make sure you take a safe
course for your own healing, according to its current state of strength.
I know milk thistle is good for the liver but can be too harsh if there is
too much damage or the liver is in too weakened a state.

On a spiritual level, cleansing residual anger is vital. You may
feel you have done this already but having just gone thru a
devastating break-up myself, I know that the levels of pain
go deeper than we consciously discern and that it may take
deeper and deeper healings to reach the level the liver would
respond to.

I would suggest healing work as often as you can get it:
Reiki, reflexology, massage, and other healing work. I truly
feel that releasing stored anger and resentment about the
abuse you have endured can do as much to help your liver
fight hepatitis C as any medication or health supplement.

In addition to myself, call in all healers and workers connected
to your soul group and ask them to work with you during dreamtime.
It is some of the most powerful healing you can ever receive.

I used an essential oil blend called “Release” which is put out by
Young Living Oils. This essential oil blend contains oils known to have
the healing properties of releasing anger from the liver cells.

I have a friend who is a distributor for the company. Let me know
if you want her contact information. Otherwise, you can
google Young Living and find a distributor easily.

The Center for Disease Control has some good info on Hepatitis C on
their website: Information about Viral Hepatitis C. The page starts
with how you access your risk of contracting Hepatitis C, but if you look
over the left, there is a lot more information about it in the links there.

And finally, in coordination and cooperation with your doctor, I would
suggest looking into natural health formulas for supporting healing of the
liver. One company I respect has created Liver Dr. and I believe it might
hold some promise for those with livers damaged by Hepatitis C.

Get information on Liver Dr.

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