How I started my healing journey in India // EP.1

This is the series where I will now share the in depth journey about my healing path from the day of arriving in India and some of the other beautiful impressions and experiences I had.
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TO FIND OUT WHERE I'M CURRENTLY AT WITH MY HEALTH JOURNEY
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[@Obelixlxxvi]

All the best for your treatment. India has the latest and great in medical tourism (both allopathy/ modern science and ancient ayurvedic). And don't pay any heed to - A little knowledge is a dangerous thing - category of commentators.🖖🏼

[@whotheloveisedgar]

Thank you for your beautiful wishes 🙏❤️‍🩹Yes I’m very confident in the powerful healing methods India has to offer. It’s very vast and full of dedicated doctors who want the best for people. I am continuing my journey getting to know my body better and listening to what feels intuitive right.

[@jiyapatel8666]

welcome to india :)

[@whotheloveisedgar]

Thank you for this beautiful welcome 🙏❤️😊

[@monmur7952]

A pacemaker is a minor, outpatient procedure, that can be done under local anesthesia, no need to knock you out (it's implanted right under the skin). I wish you the best, but do not ignore a recommendation for a small procedure to stabilize your heart rate during erratic episodes while you explore other complementary modalities for mind, spirit and well being.

[@whotheloveisedgar]

Thank you for kind words. I have gotten a pacemaker already implanted. And right after the implantation different complications have started to occur. My heart beat became at times very unstable with strong palpitations or even tachycardias, which in theory was supposed to be regulate by the pacemaker. The only solution I was given by the western medicine was another procedure called an ablation, to remove certain nerv cells, without even trying to find the root cause of why my heart is suddenly all acting up. An alternative would be another implantation of a defibrillator if that doesn’t help (which seems like a very harsh and intrusive way for the body to me). There are also other confusing symptoms which the doctors so far have not been able to understand, and in fact haven’t even tried to do so. I kept questioning many doctors and what they all agreed on was that they don’t know why my heart is doing all that. They can only remove the symptoms or give me more medication to suppress them. And I have seen already many specialist and different hospitals by now.

[@tusharguys1234]

GOOD FOR YOU MAN ....welcome to india 😀😀

[@whotheloveisedgar]

Thanks bro for this warm welcome 🙏 much appreciated :)

[@lw4423]

Sir, please just make use of your access to high-quality modern medicine as a citizen of a developed country and get whatever treatment is advised by experts who have spent years studying the issue. Afterwards you can go find yourself with eastern spirituality or whatever.

[@whotheloveisedgar]

thank you for your recommendation sir! I really appreciate your concern! I've been already to many doctors, specialists and hospitals and the reason why I came to india was because I felt like there was no other solution available anymore in the west

[@technicalist101]

Healthcare in india is actually cheaper for the same procedure.

[@whotheloveisedgar]

That is most likely true!

[@crackroach6962]

First like👍

[@whotheloveisedgar]

Legend!