I have done everything from massaging and lovingly touching my leg and all areas of trauma to actually kissing the needle and IV marks. Anyone who takes meds understands this. I did not then, nor do I now, feel that the allopathic treatments given were wrong for me. It is this exact concept that perhaps is the reason why a majority of people never heal more than the physical layers of themselves, and I speak of all experiences we have placed in our lives, certainly not just those leading to hospital visits. Anything or anyone that you do not feel total peace with represents a spot within you which is one that merits attention, is one that represents a vehicle for expression of feelings.
Life brings up our emotions, in other words.
I assured her that it was More than ok for me to be sad some days and that I would not be honoring myself to disallow flow of emotions whenever they wished to come out. Even though she had been a therapist for many years, I could tell this was quite a new concept. In a way, this was a new concept to me as well. I realized that I might wake up perhaps everyday from the accident onwards immersed in the impact on my Life, feeling the anguish of not walking or moving , feeling SO many things I couldn't even begin to name it all. Allow it and possibly need to allow it for days or months on end.