Bypassing A Heart Stint With A TCC Stint
I love the wave-like rhythms, the gentle to-and-fro of T’ai Chi Chih. And it has given me real stamina and strength. I am a woman, 56, an artist and a completely round dumpling. And I am determined to improve my health in enjoyable ways. So I have attended classes, off and on, for many years in Lake Charles. My teacher has always suggested that the healing effect of Chi circulation will be self-directed unconsciously to the body’s sites of need.
Recently at a routine health check-up, my doctor found some changes in my heart that required taking a resting stress test. While I lay having my heart monitored and recorded, I reflexively began reviewing Six Healing Sounds and pictured myself performing the motions and mentally saying the words with each proper breath. It was very calming and uplifting – in that I was doing myself a healing favor by the practice. Time rolled by without anxiety. The subsequent (required) angioplasty was performed perfectly and yielded interesting results. While I had grown a small single minor blockage to the front lower left side of my heart, it was evidently done so slowly that I had also created my own bypass around the blocked vessel. No stint required. “Ho-Hu-Szu” and “Hsu-Hsi-Chui.”
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