TCC done mentally produces unexpected result on EEG

Teacher stumps doctor

. . . Classes here are getting better and better. Teaching at the hospital has been slow to get started, but with the new year, things are picking up. My contacts with the breast cancer survivors group, the Parkinsons group and the MS society seem to be gathering students. I have seven presentations scheduled, so that ought to yield students, too. The more I teach the better I like it. In a year I ought to have two candidates for teacher’s training, too.

A couple of months ago, I had to have an EEG done. Since I had to sit still for an hour, I did my whole TCC practice in my head. I got a very curious call from the doctor, wanting to know what I did during the test! It seems my brain waves were far too even and regular for “normal.” He knew I wasn’t asleep, but couldn’t figure out what I was doing. What a hoot!

Hope to see you in July [at the annual Teachers’ Conference in NJ]. I have a lot more to learn, so I will be there.

Sincerely,

– Lyn Welch