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__Chris Whalley__
Hi guy's advice needed. ...
Has anybody any experience with this set of symptoms. ...

Really appreciate your suggestions 

''Hello I hope it’s ok to message you, I have been talking to Daren and he highly recommended you. I am hoping for some help with my four year old he has henoch sheonlein purpura an auto immune disease and it has affected his digestive system where he can not eat fruit or veg without it upsetting him, he has kidney issues protein and blood in tests, he gets pain in his chest from irregular heart rhythm, he occasionally has an issue with either liver or gall bladder and his joints and brain, the doctors have no clue what to do with him and I don’t want him pumped full of chemicals but was wondering if you would be able to help even suggest a way of introducing some healthy foods to combat his digestive issues (as I’m sure all the carbs and junk foods are not helping his behaviour) would be a massive help if you are able to help please''

__Cindy Hubka__ 
6 yr old female - diagnosed with Henoch-Schonlein Purpura
1. Wiredness: Right wired
2. Symptom & Location: Rash and swelling in feet and lower legs, joint pain, abdominal
pain. Possible KCT involvement? Swelling in legs and abdomen.
3. Brain Relay: Cerebral Cortex; Brain Stem
4. Organ Tissue & Conflict: Epidermis: Loss of Touch; Kidney Collecting Tubules:
Feeling alone.
5. Acute or Chronic: Acute
6. Confirm Phases: Regeneration Phase: The rash/dermatitis that is inflamed and
swollen. Dr. Stephanne says that Petechia is a childish way to get attention as they
don’t have the tools to express their feelings and their WANTS.
7. Emotion: Felt paralyzed (felt like she was walking on posts) and confused
8. StressTrigger: Baby brother was born and Mom was “sick” and always sleeping
9. Regeneration Trigger: Going to the Doctor and spending time with parents
10. Intervention: EFT for symptoms of loss of touch. Spending the time with Mama and
Daddy.
11. Lifestyles Prescription: Talking about feelings and finding ways to help Mom with
babe that enables child to spend time with both. Client loved her baby brother, but did notice the difference from before and after baby was born. When baby is nursing, sharing books to look at with Mama and have Mama read.
Taking walks with Mama and babe and having special time with Mama when
she’s awake and baby is asleep. Learning to ask for attention that is healthy for both Mom and daughter.

 This little person had to have fluids intravenously when she became dehydrated from the vomiting. Time, again is the friend. She had ice chips and popsicles (you can get fresh fruit popsicles. They are easier on the tummy. have you tried EFT for symptoms at all?

__Chris Whalley__
 Thank you Cindy Hubka very informative, I haven't met with these people as yet, but wanted to get some insight from anyone here,

__Cindy Hubka__ Johannes, Dr. Stephane would definitely know more.

__Kora Klapp__
Great example, Cindy! Chris, as always you look at the symptoms more than at a diagnosis, as they tell you what tissues and functions are affected. Then you want to find out what showed up first, as others can be secondary conflicts. All together, they make a pattern of what conflicts the child is experiencing, and what strategy they come up with. Getting attention is essential for a child, especially when they had a complicated birth or a c section. The younger the child, the more it may also act out parents' conflicts.

__Penny Croal__
Why not hop on a call with myself or one of my practitioners. Feel free to pm me we offer free 20 min consultations to enable you to have a better understanding

__Chris Whalley__
 That is very kind Penny Croal I'll be in touch after I have met with this lady and her son,
Thank you 

__Avnita Suri__
I haven't read all the answers, but I do as Kora does. I start with the main symptom first. This makes the session easier for you and very effective for the client. So, if it's "not being able to eat xx as then gets sick" then go with that. Or it might be the pain in his chest. Where does the child feel it? Go to the last cycle. I don't change this method much if at all; it seems to take a lot off (layer/s) quickly. Feeling that relief will encourage them to carry on. I would also work on the mother so that child is best supported, maybe alternate the sessions with mother and child.