I love my work! Its not every guy who can fix his masseuse's fingers for her, when she tells him she can't massage him because of painful fingers! Two coming up. One had a heart-by-pass a month ago. The Docs say his heart is okay but he walks and talks, totally whiped-out; no energy nor motivation! Would appreciate to hear from anyone who has done QT on a post-op trauma. Warm;y,Huggie

Hi Huggie,
Regarding post-op trauma, do as much QT as you can as often as you can, working on what comes up in the moment. Back in July I posted some experiences I had working on my mother daily for 10 days. She had a heart valve replacement in Sept 2003, and a year and a half prior to that, she nearly died from complications after an abdominal aortic bypass. Needless to say her energy level had been majorly zapped. She was walking with a walker, and not doing much of anything. Immediately upon starting QT, her spirits lifted (perhaps in part due to my visit) and I witnessed many shifts throughout the many sessions. She had a fall toward the end of my visit, so the sessions were focused more on injury recovery. After the visit, I didn't expect much else to happen. Then in early October when my father reported that my mother's energy level was dramatically improved and she was even cooking (something she had not done since her first surgery). She was much more steady on her feet and eventhough she was walking with a cane, she kept forgetting to use it. Her blood pressure, which was high and erratic, also lowered and stabilized. I don't know if QT can take all the credit, since the doctor made a change in her thyroid meds at that time. But he had changed her meds many times since her 2 surgeries without this type of improvement, so QT must have had something to do with my mother being almost as good as new.
QT will clear a lot. You may not see the results right away, but I think, from my experience, it is miraculous.

Cassandra