Please let me know if you’d like to talk personally to the following people:
“thanks so much for preparing personalized CD’s for
two of my Alzheimer’s disease patients. The CD’s clearly
helped make them comfortable and enhanced their quality of life
in a manner that medical intervention could not. I know the patients’ families
also valued your input and your results. Your efforts to provide
this kind of care is greatly appreciated, and I hope that more patients
and families can take advantage of your approach.”
Dr. Joe
Quinn- neurologist and dementia specialist
“Sally Nelson is a gifted and experienced practitioner in the field of energy medicine. She is skilled in a variety of disciplines including NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), hypnosis, pranic healing, and medical intuition. I went to Sally in my pursuit of help for years of insomnia and depression that had made only minimal progress with mainstream treatments. Sally has been patient and committed in finding techniques that will bring results and I have made real progress. It is wonderful to have nights of enough sleep now. During our time working together, Sally has also used her skill in pranic healing to relieve a bout of muscle spasms in my shoulder and has helped my mother with a painful arthritic knee. I am glad to recommend her.” Marcia Hauff, Ph.D
“Sally
Morgan-Nelson has been bringing, activities and complementary healing
techniques to my Adult Foster Care facility
for five years now. I usually have people here that have
dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Along with art therapy,
homeopathy, essences, applied kinesiology, and pranic energy work,
she brings
further healing to my residents with the personal CD’s she’s
encorporated successfully into their lives. Depending
on the individual needs of the person, I play the personalized
CD, while they are
sleeping and the positive information and healing goes
into their minds bringing miraculous results. I’ve noticed
and documented great improvements for my residents around memory,
insomnia, hallucinations
and pain relief. My resident Jean with advanced Alzheimers,
listened to her CD almost every night , with a pillow speaker
for over one
year and a half. She was having trouble with pain, hallucinations,
severe sleep deprivation and memory loss. Before the
CD Jean was up and wandering at night every few minutes. As soon
as a week later
after listening to the CD Jean slept more and more hours.
She became more and more relaxed, with fewer and fewer hallucinations
until
they disappeared. She was able to recall past and more
recent events as well as express herself with ease. She healed
faster from any
urinary tract and yeast infections and was able to walk
better at times with her sore knee. I could tell through her mental
and physical
improvements that the CD was making an incredible difference
in the quality of her life and even reversal of symptoms in a
short
amount of time. Jean was able to live out her life with
a peaceful happiness and when she passed over, she was comfortable
and smiling.
Jean’s neurologist specializing with Alzheimer’s and
dementia felt she had improved immensely. We have documented
the progress on all my patients who have listened to the CD’s.
I feel Sally’s work would be a wonderful tool for families
whose loved ones have any kind of physical, emotional,
mental condition or memory loss. I think her methods with the
CD’s and art
therapy would be a wonderful help for anyone going through
hospice as well. I was happy to support Sally’s work by
giving my testimonial to a group of neurologists at a local research
hospital. If you have any questions please call me”
Eva Blazsovszky – Adult Foster Care provider
in Oregon for 13 years.
Phone: 503- 968-6201 or 503-620-4075
“Sally, I can’t begin to express my gratitude to you
for all of the time and energy healing you have given us. Kelley
really enjoyed that afternoon with you and continues to get a lot
of benefit from the CD, toys, bubbles, rock, and memories of the
time with you.” “This really improved and extended the
quality of his life before he passed on.”
Love, Laura ( Kelley’s grandmother) Kelley was
only 4 years old and he had a rare form of brain stem cancer.
He lived a lot
longer than the doctors anticipated at Dornbecher Hospital.
“Ted,
60 years of age, came to my Adult Foster Care in 2003 for a few
weeks, and then was institutionalized for exhibiting angry, pushing,
grabbing, and throwing behaviors. He was diagnosed with early onset
Alzheimer’s disease. He previously had been falling a lot
and became more violent while using Haledol. When he first arrived
in 2003 he was very angry and would grip the caregivers’ arms,
and threw me once across the room. Ted came back to my Foster Care
in November 2000 and we started playing his personal CD for him
once and then mostly twice and then three times a day. We started
playing the CD in early December 2003. We have documentation indicating
medication dosages and documentation while he listened to the CD
between December 9th and March 2004. As soon as two weeks after
listening to the CD, Ted was able to lift his head easier, look
around, smile more, be peaceful, and respond more easily to directions.
At this time we hadn’t increased or decreased his medications.
In early December he was taking Lorizapan twice a day and a morphine
patch every 72 hours for pain he had indured from previous falls.
When he first came to us it would take three people to dress, undress
and change his undergarments. Ted’s wife noticed some remarkable
changes after one visit in early January, one month after listening
to the CD daily. While Ted was listening to the description about
his favorite uncle as part of the CD, he lifted his head intently
while his eyes welled up with tears of joy. He also reached out
for his mother with smiling recognition, which he has done numerous
times since. Ted had not done this in years according to his wife.
By January 25, 2004, Ted was still on the morphine patch but the
Adavan he had been taking was decreased. At this time he was able
to respond with yes/no and short phrases, hum, move in rhythm to
music, no displays of violence, walk around with short steps, and
was very peaceful. He was looking up, responding to voices, and
his wife reported that for the first time in years he looked up
and smiled and winked at her. He started saying, “please and
thank you,” which was new behavior in my home. Ted became
more easily redirectable, peaceful and alert. From December through
the beginning of March 2003-2004, he showed few, if any, displays
of angry pushing or grabbing, and continued to be more alert, respond
verbally and even put on the headphone once or twice himself. During
this time we played the CD, which is over an hour in length, up
to three times a day, and started playing it when he seemed a little
agitated. We played it in his room while he’d sit in his chair
and sleep. It seemed to calm him after he’d awaken. We were
able to continue to decrease his anxiety medications and anti-psychotic
medications. I believe the CD made a wonderful difference in
positive behavior for Ted from the first time he displayed so much
anger
at our Foster Home, to being more alert, calm, happy and responsive.”
Sincerely, Vic, and Melanie Vesce -Adult Foster Care
providers (The patient’s name in the testimonial was changed
to Ted for privacy.
“ I appreciate the C.D. you made especially for me. After listening to the tape for several nights, I found that I was obtaining total relaxation. And here’s the funny thing- the problem I was having with my right hand completely went away. For months, I was unable to sign my name or write legibly. The small muscles that control hand and finger movement just would not function correctly, resulting in a scrawl. In retrospect, I feel that my problem was probably stress related, and you got me to a level of relaxation where I could once more write normally. Anyway, thanks. I still enjoy listening to my CD whenever I start getting stressed out. It’s great” Don
“Sally Nelson has tailored a CD for me, which is always at my bedside. Sally’s voice is soothing, softly relaxing and encouraging, and has been a huge help to me coping with my chemotherapy. Last November I started using the CD almost nightly to aid in sleeping. I have heard the end of the CD only twice—it does it’s job well whether it is evening or 3:30 a.m…It has been my security blanket and teddy bear. I am now near the end of a chemotherapy regimen. The most difficult part of chemo, for me, is to not allow myself the feeling of being a victim, and to focus ahead or focus on pleasant and interesting activities around me,.. Listening to my CD leaves me with a feeling of well-being, feeling that I am actually healthy and today I feel wonderful. To awaken with this attitude is a big plus. I also use my CD the evening before any doctor’s appointment or chemo date. My blood pressure and pulse stay low (110 over 60 or better) in spite of being a basket case the day before. My CD tells me over and over: “you are healthy, relax and let your body work and heal itself.” It works for me!” Joyce 74y.o., Dx: Lobular Cs., R breast - Lumpectomy 2003, Right Simple Mastectomy and Chemotherapy 2004
“During
this time period where MM would listen to
the CD all night I did notice that each morning when she
woke
up
that her conversation
would be quite clear. After we went to the
new ear phone system we started to play the CD only once
a day.
This
would be during
either her morning or afternoon nap. During
this time
she would sometimes talk in her sleep as
the CD was playing. Conversations
would be quite clear.”
Joe- (MM had Parkinson’s disease
and dementia)