C-Section Postpartum Anxiety
After delivering twins, a mom had unusual obsessive anxiety over trivial things. She felt sad and her body hurt all over. She worried and felt disconnected from the world. She could not enjoy her everyday activities. All of these symptoms came on after the birth.
Two hours after her C-section, she started to hemorrhage, and the doctor had to manually remove large blood clots. A few weeks after the birth, a section of her scar opened, and she had to limit her activities for it to heal.
She presented to me with zero brain and sacral cycles, indicating possible diminished brain function. In CFT her neck and upper body freed up nicely, and she felt some improvement. But the key connect-the-dot technique was linking the C-section scar to brain function. The surgical procedure created a strain pattern that pulled from her scar up her trunk into her neck/cranium causing a zero cycle and her symptoms.
After two CFT visits resulting in a 180-second brain cycle, she felt more like her old self. It is important for providers to connect the dots in the time/space continuum.
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