Trudy W-Tremors-Headache-Anxiety

Look at me, I don’t have any on me, and its eight days and they’re gone. So many things: the restless legs is gone, basically, but I have ways to keep building on with my exercises, to make my brain to continue to heal, and it’ll build on itself, even though I’m gone, and I’ll only be here for two weeks, even though I’m not here getting treated, the things he’s doing for me will build and continue to expand even though I’m not here, being treated. So that to me is huge, because it’s like taking my own security blanket home. Even though I may have a setback, I know how to help myself, and to help reset that part of my brain, to make it work again, and that’s huge. You don’t get that anywhere else. Here, take a pill. The doctor that I was seeing… if you’re low in or low in that, or your blood shows this, then, “take this pill, take that pill.” And all it did was, where my brain was over stimulated in the first place, in the middle brain, where my problem is, the more supplements I took, the worse it became, and my organs couldn’t assimilate it, and all it did was irritate it even more so. It just pushed me over the edge even further, so when I stopped taking all those supplements before I came, he said stop taking everything.

It was like a reprieve. I noticed a big, huge difference in my headache. I mean I still had all the symptoms, but they weren’t where I wanted to slit my throat, and was able to get me here, but I definitely had my moments of not wanting to wake up the next day, or have those suicidal thoughts, and that’s part of also going along with the frontal lobe he said wasn’t working or wasn’t connected, so that was part of my brain issue. It wasn’t just that I was miserable or that I was frustrated, it’s actually a function of my brain that wasn’t working, and so that helps take away some of the guilt that you feel, thinking, oh my gosh, I’m this horrible person. Why would I have those thoughts? It’s actually my brain not working, that’s why I was having those thoughts, and he was able to fix it, and that’s so amazing.

What makes Dr. Jaudy different from other doctors is his expertise in the brain function. By watching your function, by watching how your body works, what symptoms are happening, he can foresee what is going wrong with your brain. Different eye exercises and things that he does, he could pinpoint the part in your brain that’s not working, and very quickly, and do something for you that day versus, oh, come back next week. Well, let me know if this gets worse and then, maybe we’ll do something. He’s able to get to the heart of the problem, rather than treat the symptoms. All these little symptoms… he treats the problem, the focus of the problem, and then all those other little peripheral things start to go away because he goes straight to the core.

People think, well, but my toe hurts, or my ears are bothering me. That’s not really the problem, and he’s able to change the pathways of how your brain works. He was talking about the apertures of every nerve cell and how they all talk together. It’s such a complex science, it’s mind-boggling, and I enjoy listening to him. He’s so generous with his knowledge and trying to teach me how to heal myself, or help me to train my brain, and it’s so easy. It’s not something I could do my own. It’s not difficult things that he’s asking you to do, and I’m so thirsty for the knowledge that there’s no way I’d say no, and as long as I do everything he tells me, I can’t imagine not wanting to feel better, but in this short amount of time, it’s been amazing how compounding it is, and it compounds onto the previous times I’ve been here. This is my third trip, but I haven’t lost any of the knowledge or the things that he’s done for my brain in the past. It just builds on those other issues that he’s already fixed or changed pathways for, so it’s definitely not like I need to start from scratch every time. It just builds, because my brain doesn’t forget those things. It just keeps going and going.

And he said that’s why I’m recovering so much easier this time from a totally different issue, because those pathways are still there. It’s a permanent thing. It doesn’t go away. Like going to a regular chiropractor, then twenty minutes later, after you’ve ridden in the car and you’ve sat the wrong way. Now you go back to the chiropractor because you say, that just didn’t stay there. Well, it’s totally different, and it stays there. It doesn’t go away. It’s kind of like your little gift that keeps on giving. Definitely. And thank God, because I live in Washington State. It’s a thousand miles for me to come to see him, but I would not, not come to see him. I don’t trust anybody else with my brain. Nobody else can do what he can do.

It’s so fun to see the other people in the waiting room who are dragging their legs behind their walkers, and within a week, picking their feet up, and walking without any aid at all. No walker, no cane, and walking down the hallway. That is not supposed to happen. I’ve been told that it’s impossible, and I’ve seen it time and time again. Each time I come, there’s a new case where I’m… it’s jaw-dropping to watch these people, and they’re just as amazed and shocked because they’ve been told for the last fifteen years, that it’s impossible. It will never happen. You’re only going to get worse. You’ll never get better, and to watch these people walk, is just, wow!

Tell somebody who wants to come, who thinks they only have a week, or it’s no big deal, I’ll see my doctor when I get home. You’re so wrong. Even if Dr. Jaudy can only see you once instead of 10 times. Once in a lifetime is so much more than you’re going to get anywhere else, and life altering for you; the way he can remap and open pathways and change how your brain is working and it’s permanent. So, come if you’ve had a head injury, if you’ve had surgery, if you’ve been diagnosed with Parkinson’s or tremors.

He said the facial tremors and the leg issue on my right side that I was having, will only continue to get worse. There is no getting better, unless we stop it and we fix it, and he did that. That’s not supposed to be able to happen. “Oh, here, take this pill,” you know the doctors back home, “we’ll look into that. Maybe there’s some kind of exercise or something,” but they all kind of roll their eyes, “well you’re on that path. Well, it doesn’t look good. We’ll see. Maybe you have 15 years.” I don’t want to be going downhill. I’d rather be enjoying my life, not looking down at my toes, and not being able to live. And I don’t have the tremors, I don’t have the facial tics, I don’t have all those issues in a matter of days. If you’re thinking of coming to see Dr. Jaudy, just come, it’s painless, and you’ll be so grateful and feel so blessed all the rest of your life, and you won’t be able to keep your mouth shut. You’ll have to tell somebody else that you love or care about, and bring them because that’s how priceless the gift is of coming to see him.