A 63 year old woman was declared disabled because of her asthma.  She was obese and needed a walker but still managed to work part-time.  However, in the summer when the heat and humidity were high, she had to start her car 5 minutes early so the car was cool before she entered.  The heat made breathing so difficult, she would have to recover inside her cooled car for 5 minutes after her walk from her house to her car.  Grocery shopping was especially challenging since it required so much walking.  She had to rest on the bench inside the store for 5 minutes before she could begin her shopping because the walk from her car to the store was exhausting.

After three sessions, she still had severe asthma and still needed a walker.  However, the resting periods in the car and on the bench were no longer necessary.  And she noticed that her heart pounded less than before.  Most of her trapped emotions were dated in her mid-50s.  That is when her husband filed divorce papers and left her.

A rescue dog had an unusual fear—flies.  He was a typical dog greeting visitors to his home.  He enjoyed company and playing.  He had no issues going outside or going for rides in a car.  He seemed like your typical friendly pet until a fly would get in the house.  He then cowered and hid beneath furniture refusing to come out until the fly was either dead or behind the blinds.  If the fly would come out from behind the blinds, again terror!  Hide, hide!  After two Trapped Emotion sessions, there was no change.  The practitioner then learned that the puppy was in a poorly run puppy mill and siblings may have died.  Dead animals could attract flies.  When the question was asked if flies were associated with death, we got a yes.  That emotion was cleared.  While he still doesn’t like flies and keeps his eyes on them, the terror factor seems to be gone.

Two adopted siblings, ages 6 and 8, were having a difficult time getting along.  They had been in several foster homes for short periods of time.  The disagreements weren’t just bickering but wrestling matches on the couch and onto the floor.  Then, there was the school issue.  School was not going well for either one with suspensions and calls for mother to come to the principal’s office to discuss the behaviors of both the boy and the girl.  And as if that was not enough, school issues were brought home to be rehashed with more meltdowns.  The mom was beside herself after behavior plans and counseling seemed to have little effect.

The Emotion Code was used on both of them and both school and home relationships improved somewhat but could be better.  After the third session, mom got a phone call from the school stating the 8 year old girl had an incident in school of medium severity.  The principal just wanted the mom to know of the incident but was not implementing a suspension.  Mom was braced for the worst waiting for this to ruin the hoped for peaceful evening time.  Her daughter walked in the door saying, “Okay today was not a good day but I’m working on it.”  She then proceeded to begin a board game with her brother.  No arguing.  Mom had braced herself but the explosion never came.  That was the first time school drama did not become home drama.  The home is not a serene tropical island, but the situation is much improved.

A close friend of mine has suffered emotionally from the effects of sexual abuse as a child by her mother’s boyfriend over 30 years.  This has resulted in her making poor decisions as an adult and being used by people in her life.  She is now on an upswing and graduated from college.  Her present husband is a rock of support.  She has been going weekly to a therapist for 12 years–same day–same time.  After 9-10 Emotion Code sessions over a span of 7 months, she stated how much this has helped her.  She is not only stronger emotionally but her family has noticed that she is calmer and less intense.  The ups and downs seem to be gone.  Tonight, she told me that she told her therapist, “I appreciate all the help you have been to me for 12 years, but my friend using Emotion Code has released so much from me that I really don’t have anything to talk about now.”    The bad memories are no longer stirring up intense emotions and she doesn’t feel the need to talk about past events.   The interesting thing is that her emotions were not the priority, her aches and pains were.  I am very happy that she found something to make her life more enjoyable and more peaceful.

Mono has long been a cause of funny looks, snickers and known as the “kissing disease.”  However, it is no laughing matter.  An associate was hospitalized for weeks with this illness and was so weak when released she was unable to work even part-time for weeks after her dismissal from the hospital.  To make things worse, this was her 6th episode with Mononucleosis at age 38.  Doctors stated that tests also  showed issues with the bone marrow. 

I offered The Emotion Code and she accepted.  After each session she became surprisingly stronger and eventually returned to full-time work, her fitness routine and Yoga.  This recovery was faster than the others.  Eventually, she had her Heart Wall removed and I contacted her about how she felt.  She said, “I feel so light on my feet, I don’t think I’m even touching the floor.”  She had a very tumultuous childhood with many severe emotional scars and friendships were difficult.  She is now in a serious positive relationship. 

A young teacher was very frustrated.  She was in charge of a classroom of students and had embarrassing bloating, gas and diarrhea.  She couldn’t leave students and run to the bathroom several times a day and asking another teacher to watch her students was not always possible.  After two sessions this condition had greatly improved and after three sessions it was completely gone.  A year later we spoke about this and these symptoms have not returned.  The trapped emotions released were very strong:  dread, horror, fear, panic, guilt, crying, rejection and bitterness.  These trapped emotions were agitating her far beyond expectations.

A 42 year old woman that owns her own cleaning business complained about being severely constipated for years.  She is very active cleaning homes but in spite of that, she suffers from chronic constipation.  She’s tried drinking more water, pills, MO, and eating more vegetables.  Constipation continues.  She requested The Emotion Code and we did two sessions.  Curiously, not one trapped emotion was located in the colon or small intestine!  The locations were incidental like stomach and gall bladder.  But the majority of ages that came up for the trapped emotions were from 21-27 and she was stunned.  These were the most stressful and frightening years of her life.  Some of the emotions that surfaced were shame, grief, despair, panic, rejection, terror and overwhelm.  She had abuse from her family and other negative things happen to her.  She remembers how she didn’t think she would survive these years.  Amazingly, at the end of the sessions, her constipation seemed to end.  We waited a week, then two, then three and the constipation did not return.  Months later she continues to have no constipation.  Could it be that all that stress and trapped emotion resulted in constipation?

A colleague to a friend of mine was complaining that she had so much to do before school began in the fall but just couldn’t get things organized.  She had always been like this and was easily overwhelmed at the beginning of a school year.  I got permission to work on her and very quickly after the session she stated, “Oh my gosh!  I just began sorting and seemed to know where to put things!”  After doing energy work a second time, she stated that her anger seemed to be gone.  I didn’t know she had anger issues.  She stated her life has been changed for the better.  Two short sessions made a big difference to this person.

A 58 year old friend of mine has a very active job in a church.  She is on her feet quite a bit of the day.  I noticed she was limping and she said that doctors are monitoring and stated she doesn’t qualify for a hip replacement.  The pain is not corroborated by the X-Rays.  The pain did not go away well with Advil or other medication.  It seemed she had no options.  I did energy work on her hip pain.  I was disappointed to hear that she felt no difference the next day.  I waited another day and did energy work again.  By the third day she stated that when she got up in the morning it was better but through the day, the pain returned.  On the fourth day the pain was significantly reduced.  At the end of the week, it seemed to be about 80% gone.  During the sessions, I released many trapped emotions from the age of 42-45.  She said, “Those were not good years at all.  So much stress for our family.”  Stressful times can result in trapped emotions.

About 5 months later we talked and I asked how her hip was.  She said, “What about it?”  I said, “The hip pain.  How bad is it?”  Her response was, “Hip pain?  I don’t have any hip pain!”  Unfortunately, other individuals have not fared this well with hip pain but this one did.

A recently retired professional filed for divorce after 35 years in a bad marriage.  She was hoping for peace and happiness.  Instead, she lost half of her retirement, her house, and had to go to work part-time.  Since her husband had no retirement plan by choice, the court awarded him half of hers.  To make matters worse, soon after the divorce was final, he inherited his parent’s estate and is enjoying brand new vehicles and a free home while she lives in an apartment.  As expected, she slipped into a deep depression not wanting to be with people and didn’t want to work.  After just one session of The Emotion Code, her response was, “I woke up this morning and I was myself again!!  The clouds have parted and I’m looking forward to working again.  Thank you.”  I wish each case was like this but that is not the case.  I’m just sharing this to show that sometimes releasing just the right trapped emotions can have this effect.