Expert: Rebecca Buchanan - 2/25/2009

Question
Dear Rebecca,

My job carries with it an overwhelming amount of stress.  Without going into the details of that, I have been diagnosed with Tri-Geminal neuralgia.  It came on slowly over a period of a couple of months.  Now it is excrutiatingly painful.  It is a condition where the nerves of the face become irritated and cause spasms that radiate down from the forehead, through the eye, and into the roof of the mouth.  It is like electric shocks constantly affecting the nerve.  I looked it up on the internet and it says there is no cure, and that some people have even committed suicide to escape the pain.  

Can you offer any kind of solution to the pain?  To your knowledge, is there a method to alleviate the inflammation of the nerve?  I have been to a neurologist and he just prescribed an anti-seizure medication (Tegretol)and pain pills (Lortabs) .  Neither of them seem to be helping, and it is getting worse.  The pains that were only occurring periodically are almost constant now.  

What are your thoughts?

Thanks,
Gary

Answer
Gary,

I do energy work and am happy to work with you to see if I can help. I'm not a doctor and I make no claims other than to try and help you feel better.  

I also work with the Ozark Research Institute.  You can call them at 479-582-9197. They have group meetings where they offer prayer and energy, with some very good results. Tell them the situation and let them know I sent you.

If you want me to work with you, send an e-mail from your personal e-mail to mine @ thatbeckygirl@hotmail.com

I hope you can get some relief soon.

Blessings,

Rebecca