Day 2 of Baby Clinic
Day 2 has been incredible. Most of the returning parents have reports of significant improvement in their children. Some are experiencing predictable detox which involves mild exacerbation of symptoms. Of these, some have been fussy at night or spitting up a little more than usual. Most have seen negative symptoms begin to fade and positive changes develop.
The children involved in the project are all 4 months of age or younger so the issues they have are mostly fussiness, colic, reflux, hernia or breathing issues. At this age, the “onion” is small so the issues are not too big. Amazingly, we have discovered that some of the children release in patterns that are very similar to the movements their parents felt during the pregnancy, or positions they were in at birth.
One of the children that was in for the first time today was born at 6 months gestation. He was on a ventilator in neonatal intensive care for a very long time. The roof of his mouth formed around the ventilator tube in his mouth and as a result, he has a very difficult time with the suck/swallow reflex, as well as an extremely tight cranio-sacral system.
We did actually have a perfect baby today. A credit to the accuracy of the brain score to predict the level of difficulty a child will have, the child came in the door with a 150 second cranial cycle, was in perfect syncronization between cranium and sacrum, and had absolutely no issues…no colic, reflux, sleep problems, fussiness…..NOTHING. His brain score was the highest possible, 8. Perfect Brain Score = perfect function!
In the ‘after hours’ we are still following up with the asthma children and the little girl with club foot (Maria H). Every one of the asthma kids has had a dramatic change in either breathing, behavior or both after about 5 sessions. Little Maria H, though we really make her mad when we work on her, slept 12 straight hours last night…the first time that has ever happenend in her 3 1/2 yrs of life. Her feet and legs are visibly more relaxed and Mom and Dad are hoping we will stay for another year!
Tomorrow we will be heading to the hospital nursary after the 60+ kids, 5 asthma kids and a few others.
There is too much exhiliration to be tired.
