Here's my recovery story, I wanted to write and say I personally know many people who the training has helped, including me!

Before I did the training with Amir, I had a very long list of symptoms, many of them severe; it upsets me just to remember how my life was then. I was in bed almost all day, every day. I had to have my room blacked out and to wear ear plugs. I was in this sort of state for ten years (although I was ill for longer). The bad times I have been through have taught me hard lessons, I hope I have learnt them well.

Then, just over a year and a half ago, I did the training with Amir. I was taught to interrupt an adrenal dysregulation by changing pathways in my brain. When I went to do the training course I had an open mind, although I was determined only to do more if I actually felt better. I felt better immediately, so I sensibly and slowly tried to do a few things. I played Scrabble in the afternoon on the second day and then had a bath and dressed and then went out to dinner. I walked to the hotel restaurant with the aid of a walker as my legs were quite weak, after all that time in bed! As in the photo below, I'm the one on the left!

That was over twenty months ago and I still feel physically better and I feel happy most of the time. I know my future holds bright things. So far I have been able to go for walks, to be in daylight with normal levels of noise around me and to stay out of bed all day. I can spend time doing things that I enjoy, such as card making. I can watch films, read books and play games such as Scrabble. Life feels fine! And I can pick the cat up now, as you can see in the first photo !

What I learned from Amir has amazed me as it has completely changed my life prospects. I have gained the knowledge to help myself and as the doctors only aggravated my condition, this is something to be very grateful for. I would like to say thank you for the help I received. Another thank you goes (to you Amir) for the arrangements made for severely affected people, to enable them to be gentle with their bodies while doing the course.