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**corsar-caribean** · 12-25-2007, 08:25 AM

hi jane -

first off, it's usually a good idea to assume a non-metaphysical source of ailments unless you have some really compelling evidence. it just makes it easier to get the doctor to take you seriously, and who knows? it often turns out to be something completely mundane anyway. start off talking about the pineal gland and atlantean implants and your md is likely to start thinking you have a psychological disorder instead of a physiological one. which, incidentally, might interfere with his or her ability to "hear" you or take you seriously :-)

you say it started after yoga? have you visited a chiropractor yet? if it was caused by some sort of dislocation in your spine, then it is probably something that they would know about, even if your general practitioner has come up empty.

it almost sounds like some sort of problem with the nervous system, since you describe it as a glue or a blockage sensation. i'm not a doctor, though.

as for the current state of world affairs, just remember to relax. it's all too easy to get caught up in that "i must go and tell the others" mindset; but you'll only end up stressing yourself out and possibly alienating some friends if you take it all too seriously.

12-25-2007, 08:25 AM	#2
corsar-caribean Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	hi jane - first off, it's usually a good idea to assume a non-metaphysical source of ailments unless you have some really compelling evidence. it just makes it easier to get the doctor to take you seriously, and who knows? it often turns out to be something completely mundane anyway. start off talking about the pineal gland and atlantean implants and your md is likely to start thinking you have a psychological disorder instead of a physiological one. which, incidentally, might interfere with his or her ability to "hear" you or take you seriously :-) you say it started after yoga? have you visited a chiropractor yet? if it was caused by some sort of dislocation in your spine, then it is probably something that they would know about, even if your general practitioner has come up empty. it almost sounds like some sort of problem with the nervous system, since you describe it as a glue or a blockage sensation. i'm not a doctor, though. as for the current state of world affairs, just remember to relax. it's all too easy to get caught up in that "i must go and tell the others" mindset; but you'll only end up stressing yourself out and possibly alienating some friends if you take it all too seriously.
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