Edgar Cayce recommended massaging the body with a mixture of Olive Oil,
Castor Oil, and Peanut Oil starting from the extremities and going
towards the heart.  The massage should be done after a warm/hot bath. 
About once a week... 







Re: CS>phantom pains and their remolval

Marshalee wrote:
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 13:02:16 

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Dear Faith,
 Since I had the blasted Lyme, the feeling in my feet has been
terrible. 
Paresthesia, it is called.
It is not neuropathy, as I`m not diabetic, and when I had a nerve 
conduction test run, where they stuck needles in my legs (ouchy!),  it

was normal. But rubbing my feet, which once felt great, now is not, as
I 
have patchwork sensations. Feels positively weird when my Pug licks my

foot, as I can always feel the pressure, but in some areas I sense no 
warmth or wetness, but I can feel them in others right next to the numb

ones. It is horrible to accidently step on something, a sunflower seed

shell from the birds for example, as the pain sensations are hyper.
  Also, my feet and ankles swell easily and turn purple, like when I`m

typing on this thing for example, or even when I sleep.( I wake up at 
night and have to go to the bathroom, not to potty, just for someplace

to go to get my feet working again!) SOOO annoying! I was told my blood

flow is normal, but it is the lymph that is so backed up. I hope 
swimming daily will help, once I have my Trust to pay for the pool 
membership.
I don`t know if Refexology can help this. I hope so, willing to give it

a try!
Any further suggestions?
Marshalee




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