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“Hospital Delirium,” also appears to be fairly common. On the general medical unit, it affects approximately 14 to 24% and continues to rise to upwards of 70 to 87% within the ICU. Post-operative rates range from approximately 15 to 53% of older adults? Does this have the same cause as ICU Psychosis?
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Why has my client had three bed bug infestations? She said one of them lasted 2 years and drove her into an asylum. Were these imaginary or real, and why the repetition and prolonged intensity?
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What was the cause of her sudden partial deafness that started a week ago? What more can be done to help?
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A viewer asks: “My 25yr old son seems to be coming out of many years of being stuck and using the computer/tech to cope with his pain. He is willing to move forward. I thought a session could be helpful.” What can we tell her?
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How do the phenomena of cellular memory of the body and cellular memory of the mind, differ from thought forms and free-floating memories?
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Are targeted individuals receiving surreptitious programming of their cellular consciousness, to impart false beliefs within cellular memory that create emotional conflicts?
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Is that a major influence on my client [name withheld] who feels she is under almost constant attack?
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Are delusional thoughts, in whole or in part, a product of cellular memory?
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Are the changes induced by spirit meddler attachments, when they are able to distort a part of the host’s mind to self-torment, develop delusional thinking, or perseverate focus on repetitive, compulsive behavior, as with obsessive compulsive disorder, accomplishing this through implanting ideas in cellular memory?
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Are beliefs housed in cellular memory, and is that why they can be over-arching and persistent?
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Where else do beliefs reside in addition to cellular memory?
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What percentage of cancers involve cellular memory as a cause or complication?
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Is cellular memory involved in the phenomenon of cancer metastasis?
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Is cellular memory a general phenomenon worsening pathology on the tissue level, via consciousness of cells mimicking the derangement of their neighboring cells, to widen the area of involvement?
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Was my 10-year-old client with gender dysphoria influenced by exposure to beliefs of the “Transgender Movement,” perhaps in school? If so, would she have struggled with anxiety about her biologic gender at such a young age without that experience?
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