Child healed from cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, and severe asthma
This is a healing account from Dr. Bradley Nelson's Emotion Code. This is told by Betty, who adopted Julie. Julie was born to a mother who was addicted to cocaine. Julie had cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, and severe asthma before Dr. Nelson used the Emotion Code to help her.
>We got Julie when she was a day old; she was a drug-exposed baby, and we planned on adopting her. She was sick, and in and out of the hospital at least three or four times a month with severe asthma, and was on a machine to help her breathe, on prednisone and two or three other asthma medicines. She had cerebral palsy, and her behavior was just terrible.
>We found Dr. Nelson for my mother, who was not doing well. And after seeing how far along she came, we decided to bring Julie to him. She has seen Dr. Nelson for thirteen treatments, and when we came, she was in the hospital seven times in December, and she was on a machine. It's been three weeks since she has had any asthma medicine or the asthma machine or anything. She is doing really well. She is walking much better, and her bad behavior is almost gone.
>She is talking now. When we started bringing her in, her speech was not there. She's talking, counting, and doing very, very well. We are very pleased and very happy with the results so far. She is just a different child. It was to the point that we didn't know if we were going to make it through a day with her or not between the asthma and her fit-throwing; she could have fits that would last for two-and-a-half hours. Now she may get irritated, but no fits; she might cry a little bit, but that's about it. We feel very happy and we feel very good!
>-Betty R.
In the book, Dr. Nelson shares that Julie continued to improve, and before long, Julie's doctors informed Betty that they were withdrawing their diagnoses of cerebral palsy and intellectual ability.