From: michael.huxley5@btinternet.com   
      
   Thanks for this one! Two answers in one. 1) Very positive and uplifting.   
   2)There appears to be a certain amount of Reiki involved in this one.   
      
   There has been a lot of dialogue in this thread since my naive question and   
   I had spent ages trying to crystalise my thoughts into a new cogent and well   
   structured post when something bizarre happened to it and it disappeared   
   into the ether and my brain shrank to the size of a walnut. I have now   
   recovered and I will have another go in another post. Thanks to everyone who   
   contributed to what, to me, has been a very vexing question.   
      
   Happy Christmas or whatever is appropriate   
      
   Mike (NaughtyTopPoster) Huxley   
   "Corey"  wrote in message   
   news:YWmjh.17744$QU1.8006@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net...   
   > When you need to get out you will be able.   
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   > I have heard that almost all strokes and heart attacks are caused by   
   > calcium deposited from nano- bacteria. Nano bacteria have a calcium shell   
   > that makes it hard to kill them. You have to first use chelation therapy   
   > to eat the shell away and then you use a certain  tetracycling anti   
   > biotic.   
   >   
   > There are also highly successful experiments being done with stem cells   
   > taken from your own body to regenerate any body part including the brain..   
   > Its just a matter of finding the right doctors.   
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   >  "MikeH"  wrote in message   
   > news:utOdnYysTNGtkRnYRVnyjQA@bt.com...   
   >>I have recently had a heart attack and, due to subsequent surgery, a mild   
   >>but widespread stroke. I am now 95% recovered and function at quite a high   
   >>level. I have a neighbour who, too, has recently had a stroke and he is   
   >>really no longer with us, to all intents and purposes. This frightens the   
   >>pants off me because I don't mind losing the power of my limbs but I don't   
   >>want to "lose my mind" through stroke damage.   
   >>   
   >> Is it possible to learn and develop a method of leaving one's body at   
   >> will in such a way that I could do this voluntarily even after a major,   
   >> debilitating, stroke? I could go on, but I think that's the crux of my   
   >> question.   
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   >> MikeH   
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