LC came to the Friday evening of the training and I attempted a structural alignment from the occipital ridge, to the shoulders, and then the hips. The right shoulder was out of alignment and would return to its unaligned position as soon as I went to work on the hips. Her right leg was reacting to the shoulder work. I asked LC to sit and I began to hold the right ankle. As I felt enormous heat and activity under my hands, the tears began to flow. The story follows: In May when LC was 13 years of age, the tibia was broken but not diagnosed as a break until August of that year. At that surgery was performed, and a cast was placed on the leg for 6 weeks. There was no subsequent therapy done to reorganize the limb and so the misalignment persisted. The knee went in one direction, and the foot in another. Following the Friday evenings work, I traced the front of the shin bone and took photos on the Saturday morning of the training and again on the Sunday afternoon. The change was remarkable as the shin is quite crooked in the initial photo and straight in the second one. Following the Friday evening, the leg worked during the night, and again on the Saturday night. I understand that the whole leg continues to correct itself now 2 weeks after the training weekend.

Aileen,
How awsome for LC and you both. When will we see the pictures? Can't wait.
Keep up the great work!
Hugs,
Christina

Great pictures Aileen!
thanks for posting them!
love
Nx

Bit of a silly question, but how do I find the photo's?

Check out the post 2 down from this (with the same title) on the healing stories board.
The photos can be enlarged by clicking on them.

My colar bone was broken by a coconut, it felt from high above when I was 6 years old.
It was fixed at CT class last november, 56 years later!

Wilson

The photos as posted on a posting with the same name either above or below this one. I don't think that was the right way to do it, but I'll get it right next time.