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Well, my name is Mike ***. And I came to Danielle first, the first time I think was
in 2010, somewhere around there. Just retired from teaching. I'd been teaching for 37 years.
And was going through a divorce. And was having to fix my house up to sell. And then I had
a stroke. And about four months later, I had a heart attack. And prior to that, I had climbed
Mount Shasta, and I had done the Grand Canyon, the rim to rim. So I was in great physical
shape, and but my emotions were all over the place. It obviously, I was having a tsunami
of, an effect of tsunami waves of of lack of self-confidence, and what not. And I didn't
know what to expect. I had electrodes on my head, and I'm listening to music, and I'm
sitting here just going, what is this all about. And during that time, I was, I don't
know if I fell asleep or not, but I had, I just felt relaxed, and something happened.
I don't know what it was. But I went outside, and it was like boom, three dimensional colors
and things just seemed better to me. And from that point on, during those ten sessions,
I looked forward every week to the time we would meet. And I enjoyed the, what was happening.
I don't know if it was reorganizing my brain. I had had no idea what was going on, except
I felt really, really good. I felt relaxed. I felt comfortable. I felt things were sort
of within me calming down. At the end of the ten sessions, I stopped and I think I felt
I was in a good place. So between that time and the second time that I did it, I felt,
you know, I need I need to go back. I don't know what brought me back. I just felt like
I needed to have a refresher course or something happen. But I felt like I needed to go further.
Something was happening where I wasn't slipping back, but I felt like emotionally, I was,
I needed another another boost of whatever happened to me. And I can't explain it exactly.
And I would leave here, and I would just be calm and things were sorting out. And I started
creating all of a sudden. And I found myself incredibly making surfboard shaped cutting
boards. I got so focused on this creative process of making these boards that I was,
and I think it was a direct relationship to somehow in my mind, I was becoming more focused
on things. And then in golf, I play a lot of golf. And I was never nervous on the tee,
my putting became good, my focused changed and everything. And I was saying earlier that
this focus of creating these boards got so intense that I was literally going from 8
in the morning and 8 at night, and non stop. It's opened up a whole new world for me from
where I was just totally involved in this world of stress and and and my physical, emotional
health that I was going through, to the point now that I feel relaxed. I'm creative. I'm
in a whole new place. I feel confident about things. I kayak every other day. I'm playing
golf every other day. I'm back to enjoying life the way that I think that I've always
wanted to be, but got caught up in, I think these problems that overwhelmed me, to be
honest. And this process of reorganizing, rebooting my brain without getting into the
technical aspects of how it all happened, it happened. And it happened in a way that
made me happier, more confident, more self-assured. We always talk about living in the moment,
I'm definitely living in the moment. And I think it's all because of this process. And
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