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Category Archives: pain management
#9 Craniosacral therapy, Reiki, and other forms of alternative healing
We started taking a special interest in what the medical profession refers to as alternative or complementary forms of pain management when Sharon found out she has temporal lobe epilepsy. That was about five or six years ago. Sharon probably … Continue reading
Posted in alternative healing, blog talk radio, craniosacral, epilepsy, Houston, medication, pain management, prescription medication, reiki, seizures, temporal lobe epilepsy, yoga
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#8 Open Blog Friday, the Carrington Effect and other stuff
It’s been quite a week here at the ranch, which is why we haven’t had a show since Monday. Not only did we do a show that afternoon, but a few hours later, I was a guest on “Together Again … Continue reading
Posted in alternative healing, arts, astronomy, blog talk radio, craniosacral, Cuba, dallas, earthquake, epilepsy, Houston, NASA, pain management, prescription medication, reiki, seizures, social media, solar flares, space, temporal lobe epilepsy, Texas, Web Bot Project, yoga
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Scheduled and upcoming shows
The healing arts and the visual/performing arts are two topics we’ll cover next week on Gone to Texas on Blog Talk Radio. On Tuesday, March 22, at 2pm Central, Irene Hernandez, BS, LMT, will be along to talk about the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative healing, alternative medicines, aroma therapy, arts, blog talk radio, cleark lake, craniosacral therapy, dallas, Dallas Arts District, forms of alternative therapy, future of arts funding in Texas, Houston, how to use social media, how to use social networks, Irene Hernandez, massage therapy, Nelson Duffle, pain management, Paris Illinois, reiki, restorative yoga, social networking, The Duffle Group, Veletta Forsythe Lill, yoga
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