Humbled
Connie presented to me in 1998 with a hopeless medical diagnosis of several brain and lung tumors, metastatic melanoma’s. She had by all accounts only a six to eight week prognosis. I managed to remove one of the brain tumors but relied on radiotherapy and chemotherapy in a desperate attempt to reduce the other tumors. We knew however that the success of these modalities of treatment was very low and that the probability of survival would not be more than three to six months.
Connie however became very receptive to my earlier immune-enhancing cognitive application with the result that we achieved almost a miraculous remission, way past the effectiveness of the conventional expectations. Connie in fact became free of all visible tumors at nine months.
Unfortunately she succumbed two and a half years later, having not been able to resolve deep-seated emotional conflict that gave rise to a terminal hopeless-helpless mind state. Dramatically, on throwing in the towel, Connie broke out in visible, multiple tumors all over her body – a final endorsement of the mind-immune connection.
Here then is the link to the video clip which appeared on national TV in 1998. It is a tribute to the memory of Connie who contributed so much value to our understanding of the mind-immune connection, psychoneuro-immunology (PNI). This eventually lead to the development of my NeuroSurge application.
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8QOSjgBKE0
For further information see www.neuronostic.com
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Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #24
Thanks And thanks for sharing your input.
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #23
Thanks Deb \ud83d\udc1d Helfrich
Harvey Lloyd
7 years ago #22
Thanks Ian Weinberg, really enjoyed the recommended posts, they are keepers. Although it may appear with an agenda, it does not. I have always felt that a mentor or some other higher "master" would be needed for me to change. Certainly i can change small degrees, but i require that leadership of greater understanding from someone or something else to guide me. Your posts certainly illuminate areas of growth and understanding. Gerald Hecht #18 is compelling in the seeking of a master within our growth.
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #21
Thanks for that Gerald Hecht Yes we plod on and sweat and hopefully try and make this a slightly better place.
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #20
Thanks for that Gerald Hecht Yes we plod on on and sweat and hopefully try and make this a slightly better place.
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #19
Hi again Harvey Lloyd I've investigated and written extensively on the influences which come to bear upon us - from the maternal in utero environment, through the formative years and beyond. And yes, there are very powerful determining forces at play. The unfolding life narrative will determine many aspects of our later choices in life, behavior and beliefs and importantly, will determine our potential for change. The influences of our resultant 'consciousness' are also formidable - influencing our physical environments as well as our states of wellness or illness. I would refer you to 3 of my previous articles which collectively may provide you with a more comprehensive answer. See https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/naked-consciousness and https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/embrace-the-zeitgeist-and-transcend and https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/the-neuroscience-of-change
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #18
Hi again @Harvey Lloyd I've investigated and written extensively on the influences which come to bear upon us - from the maternal in utero environment, through the formative years and beyond. And yes, there are very powerful determining forces at play. The unfolding life narrative will determine many aspects of our later choices in life, behavior and beliefs and importantly, will determine our potential for change. The influences of our resultant 'consciousness' are also formidable - influencing our physical environments as well as our states of wellness or illness. I would refer you to 3 of my previous articles which collectively may provide you with a more comprehensive answer. See https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/naked-consciousness and https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/embrace-the-zeitgeist-and-transcend and https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/the-neuroscience-of-change
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #17
Hi again Harvey Lloyd I've investigated and written extensively on the influences which come to bear upon us - from the maternal in utero environment, through the formative years and beyond. And yes, there are very powerful determining forces at play. The unfolding life narrative will determine many aspects of our later choices in life, behavior and beliefs and importantly, will determine our potential for change. The influences of our resultant 'consciousness' are also formidable - influencing our physical environments as well as our states of wellness or illness. I would refer you to 3 of my previous articles which collectively may provide you with a more comprehensive answer. See https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/naked-consciousness https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/embrace-the-zeitgeist-and-transcend and https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ian-weinberg/the-neuroscience-of-change
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #16
Thanks Harvey Lloyd I will need to ponder the point you've raised. Will get back to you a little later - got to run to do a surgical procedure!
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #15
Thanks Deb\ud83d\udc1d Lange I will indeed seek out your text.
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #14
Thanks Lisa \ud83d\udc1d Gallagher Aired in 1998. And yes, very much a preventive application
Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #13
Thanks Pascal Derrien and thanks for your ongoing inspiration.
Harvey Lloyd
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Ian Weinberg
7 years ago #6
Thanks Sara Jacobovici for those very valid comments. Yes, the issue of 'blame' is very important and has to be dealt with very tactfully.
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