Author: Michelle Terrill Heath

When we embraced the biggest scope of treatments we set ourselves up for the biggest results. Have you ever had a muscle spasm? I’ve helped a lot of people work out painful muscle spasms by massaging them. It takes just the right touch. Too little […]

1) Know who is on your team and trust them. 2) Love “other people” but only trust them after they’ve earned that privilege. (Love many/trust few) 3) When with “other people” be ready to shut them down and walk away. “Other people” includes everybody who […]

We were fully immersed in Andy’s illness. Our everyday actions were all about getting through that day. For me, going to the Brazilian healer, called John of God, was an act in anguish. Nothing was working. We were fully immersed in Andy’s illness. Our everyday […]

While in Chicago, a family member suggested we see a hypnotist that she knew. In a surprising twist of fate, this hypnotist advertised that she had cured herself of Parkinson’s Disease through self hypnosis! Since there was no known cure for Parkinson’s and medical treatment […]

Eventually, he was able to have brain surgery, move freely again, go to the gym and hike with his family in the Himalaya mountains of India. None of this could have happened without his very smart and brave choice to WAIT instead of give up. […]

When Andy wasn’t able to lift his mood with active outside exercise he helped himself by slowly moving into yoga postures on a soft rug with a supportive friend. Human beings are designed to move. With or without a disease in the mix, a person’s […]

Now I understand better. A holy place is the interface between us and our experience, whatever it may be. Pilgrims are, “Travelers come from afar to a holy place.” I came across a photo taken of my family walking a ridgeline in the Himalayas, towards […]

Andy Heath able to hike again after treating Parkinson’s with all sorts of alternative options and also with drugs and surgery. We resisted drugs for as long as we could. Who wouldn’t resist a treatment with side effects that included dyskinesia (uncontrollable movement), risky behavior […]