2012 December and Pre-Solstice Edition
Ave! Ave! Omnes Ave! Dies Natalis Solis Invicti adit!
"Hail! Hail! All Hail! The day of the Invincible Sun's birth approaches!"
Ok, I'd do it in the original ancient Persian. But I took Latin in school. So there. ;)
Church mice have more resources than I do at this point in life. I am doing some really incredible work on people. But I am pretty much barely squeaking by financially. This seems more inconvenient than troubling to me. It's just better when I don't have to worry about losing phone service.
My best work lately is putting circulation back into the legs (lower extremity not thigh) of a diabetic. The client was facing potential multiple toe amputations, maybe the feet eventually. Despite the fact it hurt for two months after, I got perfusion back into the right lower extremity. The left lower extremity was not as bad, but it's still a bit cool. When I started the toes on the right foot, the toes looked as if they had been frozen and thawed multiple times. I didn't touch the toes during the first session. Subsequent sessions saw the toes looking almost normal. Both legs look good right now. Yay!
You might ask why I don't have money. Well, I tend to work on people who are disabled and have no money. So I work for a donation of what they can afford. In the past, I've had more than enough clients paying my regular rates that I have had adequate money. Over the last couple years my regular rate customers have fallen off to almost none. I have hesitated to advertise as my energy has been pretty low. I am starting to get over my problems with the seasonal change to dark days. It's my hope I can start advertising again soon.
Here's wishing you all pleasant holidays, and a great 2013!
"Hail! Hail! All Hail! The day of the Invincible Sun's birth approaches!"
Ok, I'd do it in the original ancient Persian. But I took Latin in school. So there. ;)
Church mice have more resources than I do at this point in life. I am doing some really incredible work on people. But I am pretty much barely squeaking by financially. This seems more inconvenient than troubling to me. It's just better when I don't have to worry about losing phone service.
My best work lately is putting circulation back into the legs (lower extremity not thigh) of a diabetic. The client was facing potential multiple toe amputations, maybe the feet eventually. Despite the fact it hurt for two months after, I got perfusion back into the right lower extremity. The left lower extremity was not as bad, but it's still a bit cool. When I started the toes on the right foot, the toes looked as if they had been frozen and thawed multiple times. I didn't touch the toes during the first session. Subsequent sessions saw the toes looking almost normal. Both legs look good right now. Yay!
You might ask why I don't have money. Well, I tend to work on people who are disabled and have no money. So I work for a donation of what they can afford. In the past, I've had more than enough clients paying my regular rates that I have had adequate money. Over the last couple years my regular rate customers have fallen off to almost none. I have hesitated to advertise as my energy has been pretty low. I am starting to get over my problems with the seasonal change to dark days. It's my hope I can start advertising again soon.
Here's wishing you all pleasant holidays, and a great 2013!