Knee Replacement Surgery 01644 ...USA
An 86-year-old woman was having knee replacement surgery. She would be in the hospital 3-4 days and then be transferred over to a rehabilitation unit for 8-10 days for physical therapy.
The practitioner started broadcasting early that morning before surgery on September 17th, 2012, with a Sai Ram Healing Vibration Potentiser:
#1. NM20 Injury...transmitted continuously during her stay in the hospital and in rehabilitation unit.
In the hospital after surgery, the nurse had her up and walking that afternoon. In the hospital an attendant scraped the patient’s leg about 5 inches below the knee. The doctor said she had developed cellulitis and gave her antibiotics. Very slowly, she began to heal. On Sep 25, the practitioner started broadcasting:
#2. CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions...transmitted continuously until Sept. 30th.
Incidentally, the practitioner worked hours to make this combo on her potentiser since she did not at the time possess the 108CC box!
The leg was still swollen around the scrape, so the practitioner changed to broadcasting with:
#3. SM27 Infection...broadcasting continuously.
On Oct. 27th the practitioner was just back from class with the 108 Common Combos Kit, so she started the patient on:
#4. CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions…TDS and
#5. CC20.7 Fractures…TDS for 4 weeks.
The infection from the scrape in the hospital was the most challenging to clear.
Patient’s testimonial:
“I am Lois R, a woman, 86 years of age, and I would like to share my experience with several surgeries and having my practitioner broadcasting for successful surgery and quick recovery.
On September 17th, 2012, I had left-knee replacement surgery. I went into surgery at 7:00am and that afternoon I was out of bed for a short walk by the nurse. The attendants told me I should be able to walk 320 feet by the third morning before I left the hospital. I surprised them all by walking that far the very day of surgery.
After I left the hospital my doctor was surprised to hear, I did not take one pain pill during my recovery or later on during my therapy sessions. I healed very quickly and finished therapy sooner than expected because I was doing so well.
On July 2, 2010, at age 83, I was accidentally tripped while shopping with my daughter. I dislocated my right shoulder and tore two tendons.
I was taken to Hospital where doctors reset my dislocated shoulder and put my arm in a large restrictive sling, which could not be removed for eight days. I saw the clinic Orthopaedic surgeon 8 days later and he said I should see my Orthopaedic surgeon when I return to California. Further tests showed I needed surgery to take care of the torn tendons.
I returned to Oregon for surgery on October 12th. I was released from the hospital later that day and I had no pain that day or thereafter. My practitioner had been broadcasting for my quick recovery and no pain.
I saw the doctor 19 days later and he was surprised I had no pain and had needed no pain pills. My arm healed quickly.”