Linda came into my office, a vibrant and energetic woman with obvious distress in her right leg. From her gait, it was clear that there was very little if any, flexibility in the right ankle, and that she was in considerable pain. The whole right leg appeared to move with difficulty. She told me that she had had a riding accident in 1995 when she had smashed the right ankle, in fact both the tibia and fibula had been broken just above the ankle and bone had protruded through her riding boot. Bone had been removed from the right hip and grafted to repair the bone at the ankle. There had been were a number of surgeries.
In January 2004 another surgery was performed to increase mobility in the sideways movement in the ankle. The Achilles tendon was cut to give her additional movement. Following the surgery she spent 9 weeks in a cast. When she began moving again, there was a 7 % gain in sideways movement, however, the forward/backward movement had been reduced from 65% to about 20%.
Following the initial QT session there was a noticeable reduction in swelling, as well as a considerable reduction in pain. In fact, when Linda walked she said that the leg felt nothing like it had before. Following the third session, and the last in the initial series, the swelling was still reduced to the point that her shoe was now loose, and that the pain, which had been constantly at a 10+ (on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the higher level of pain) prior to receiving Quantum-Touch, whereas, now the pain was intermittent between a 5 and 6 on the 1 � 10 scale.
A further comment from Linda as to the result were that when she was walking before, people would look at her and wonder what was wrong with her. Now she walks basically like everyone, and her reduced flexibility in her ankle is hardly noticeable.

Aileen M. McKenna, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada