Female - 56yrs - International Showjumper                                                                            Therapist - Sinead Woods

(As featured in The Daily Mail Mon 21st April 2003)

Cheryl Milner, a former International Showjumper for England became so crippled by Rheumatoid Arthritis that she could not walk, dress or even feed herself.  When doctors said they could do no more she turned to alternative therapies.  Finally she found one that worked, Bio-Energy.

"Just a few months ago I was bedridden and couldn't even feed myself due to Rheumatoid Arthritis.  I was convinced I'd never walk again.  I tried everything from convertional medicine to faith healing, but in vain.  Then I discovered Bio-Energy.  My joints first began to ache 10 years ago.  Eventually I was suffereing excruciating spasmodic pain in my wrists, knees, hands, back and neck.  I was soon unable to drive and my wrists and knees became terribly swollen.  My condition deteriorated to the point where a doctor had to inject me with morphine at 3am as I was screaming in agony.  Steroids did help to relieve the pain but they left me bloated and depressed.  I was prescribed Methotrexate - which is actually a chemotherpy drug.  It helped but almost all of my hair fell out and I ended up hospitalised due to it causing ulcers in my mouth, throat and stomach.  My condition progressively worsened until January last year, 2002.  I was in too much pain to move.  I couldn't even lift a spoon to my lips or drink a cup of tea.  My mother had to feed me and I drank through a straw.  Then a friend gained great relief from her Arthritis through Bio-Energy so I decided to give it a go.  I had 4 treatments one day after the other in March 2002 with Sinead Woods.  Following the first session I improved on an emotional level.  I felt as if a weight had been lifted from my shoulders.  After that I began to feel slightly more mobile.  By the fourth day I was able to stand for part of the session.  Later that day as my mother fed me biscuits one dropped onto the bed and without thinking I picked it up and fed myself.  When I realised what I'd done and that I hadn't found it painful I was elated.  I was now able to get out of bed and hobble about for a few minutes each day.  Six weeks later I had another course of 4 treatments.  I was so well I could open the door to my therapists myself and she barely recognised me as I was looking so much healthier.  I kept improving and after 2 months was off all medication.  In May I began driving again and finally in July I felt well enough to ride my horse for the first time in 6 years.  I was so elated I cried.  I'm now back at work, I'm teaching people to ride and for the first time in years I am planning for the future."  (April 2003)

Update July 2004 - Last seen up a ladder painting and decorating!



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