Fear, Anxiety, Pain ....Using coMra Therapy in Critical Situations

Overcoming Fear: Using coMra Therapy in Critical Situations

In this presentation, Maxime Mironenko, a long-time member of the Radiant Life Technologies family based in Ukraine, explores the application of coMra therapy in high-stakes, critical health scenarios. While many are familiar with using coMra for pain relief or managing long-term conditions, its potential as a life-saving tool in intensive care, severe infections, and organ failure is often overlooked.

The Importance of Mindset and Preparedness

Maxime emphasizes that when facing a medical crisis – whether for oneself or a loved one – the journey is often defined by how one approaches the hospital environment. He identifies three pillars for navigating these situations:

1. Connecting with Personal Experience: Small, successful applications of coMra in daily life build the confidence necessary to trust the technology when the stakes are higher. 2. Standing Firm: In hospital settings, one may encounter resistance from medical staff or skepticism from family and friends. Taking responsibility for one's health often requires the courage to stand by one's knowledge and choices. 3. Active Learning: One does not need a medical degree to understand the fundamentals of a specific health challenge. By researching the anatomy and physiology involved, individuals can make informed decisions and optimize their coMra protocols.

Case Study 1: Viral Pneumonia

Maxime recounts a family experience with a severe viral pneumonia outbreak. When his daughter and son were affected, the family utilized Universal 3 and Endocrinology 1 protocols consistently, alongside respiratory exercises. By maintaining a calm, proactive approach, they successfully managed the recovery at home.

In contrast, when his wife contracted the virus, a visit to a general hospital led to a diagnosis of pneumonia and a subsequent course of intensive intramuscular antibiotics. This shift into a clinical environment, accompanied by panic, resulted in a more painful and prolonged recovery, highlighting how the "panic mode" can negatively alter the trajectory of a healing journey.

Case Study 2: Critical Care for a Pet

Maxime shares a harrowing experience with his miniature schnauzer, Mary, who suffered from a tick-borne parasitic infection that led to kidney failure, severe anemia, and temporary blindness.

Upon diagnosis, Mary’s creatinine levels were dangerously high – five times the normal limit. Maxime immediately began applying the Delta 905 laser to the kidney area. Within an hour, the dog began to urinate, a critical sign that the kidneys were responding. Throughout the five-week ordeal, Maxime and his family maintained a rigorous schedule of coMra treatments, focusing on blood, kidneys, and liver function.

Despite being told by veterinarians that the dog’s condition was dire, Maxime persisted. By the seventh day, blood tests showed a significant improvement in red blood cell counts, and Mary eventually regained her mobility and 50% of her eyesight. Maxime attributes this success to the understanding that coMra helps provide the ATP (energy) that kidneys require to function under stress, combined with the family's unwavering commitment to the treatment process.

The Power of Intent and Care

Garrett Murrin, the webinar moderator, underscores that the care provided by family members is, in itself, a form of therapy. By focusing intent on upliftment and active support, individuals prevent the "empty space" of a crisis from being filled by fear and negativity.

The discussion concluded with shared stories from the community, including accounts of pets recovering from severe injuries and elderly family members receiving coMra therapy in nursing homes. These experiences reinforce a central theme: when we take responsibility for our health and act with informed, compassionate intent, coMra therapy can serve as a powerful, life-affirming partner in the most critical of times.

Navigating Critical Care: The Role of Persistence and Informed Intent

The discussion continued with an exploration of how to manage the emotional and practical pressures of critical health situations. When dealing with severe illness, the temptation to adopt a passive role in the face of medical authority is strong. However, as the participants noted, taking responsibility for one’s health – or the health of a loved one – requires a shift in perspective.

Maxim shared his experience of managing his family’s perception during a crisis. He emphasized that the first step is internal: one must make a firm, conscious decision to persist. "I needed to explain how things work to my wife and children," he explained. "I needed to ensure that things would work and that we would find a solution. I needed to keep calm and persist with the treatment." He noted that while the initial days were marked by panic, once the family aligned on a clear, proactive course of action, they were able to move forward with purpose.

The Concept of "Armed Neutrality"

When interacting with medical professionals, the participants described a delicate balance they termed "armed neutrality." While it is often necessary to engage with conventional medical systems, maintaining one’s own path with coMra therapy requires clear boundaries.

Maxim recounted his interactions with doctors during his family’s health crisis: "I was doing my thing, I signed the papers, and I was open. I was not having any reservations, but we had a kind of 'armed neutrality.' I am doing coMra, and you don't tell me how to do my coMra treatment, and I do not tell you what you need to do in your profession." This approach allows for the necessary cooperation with clinical staff while ensuring that the patient remains empowered to utilize coMra therapy as a primary support for the body’s healing capacity.

Learning from Experience: The Power of Observation

A recurring theme in the discussion was the importance of using objective markers – such as blood panels or physical observations – to guide treatment. When a condition is critical, the body’s systems are often in a state of flux. By monitoring these markers, one can identify which system is currently the "limiting condition" and adjust the coMra protocol accordingly.

Maxim highlighted the necessity of timely support: "In a critical condition, when we are talking about organ failure, what is really important is to get that support very timely... I had to look at what is the limiting condition now, because all systems are interrelated." By focusing on the root causes rather than just the symptoms, and by maintaining a consistent, round-the-clock treatment schedule when necessary, the body can be supported through its most vulnerable phases.

Shared Successes: From Pets to Personal Recovery

The community shared several accounts that underscored the efficacy of this persistent approach. Charles shared the story of his elderly German Shepherd, Rose, who was suffering from congestive heart failure and urinary incontinence. By applying the coMra Delta to her heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys, as well as addressing areas of pain, Charles saw a remarkable turnaround. "By Christmastime, she was like a new dog," he reported. "The urinary incontinence disappeared, the congestive heart failure cleared up completely, and I think that coMra therapy gave her another year and a half of good quality of life."

Panagiota, joining from Greece, shared her own journey with a degenerative meniscus rupture. Despite being told by three orthopedic surgeons that she required surgery, she chose to rely on her Delta 905. "I stayed firm to my knowledge," she said. "I was persistent, I did not give up, and I am fine." Five years later, she remains active and pain-free, proving that persistence – even when faced with skepticism from medical professionals – is a vital component of the healing process.

Practical Guidance for the coMra Community

The session concluded with practical advice for those using coMra devices. When asked about using the coMra Palm in place of a probe, the guidance was clear: trust your instincts. While a probe may offer more targeted delivery, the coMra Palm is highly effective when used with increased treatment time.

Ultimately, the consensus was that whether dealing with a human or a pet, the principles remain the same: * Persistence is key: Do not be discouraged by slow progress or external skepticism. * Trust your instincts: You are the primary advocate for your health and the health of your family. * Stay informed: Understand which systems are involved in a condition and focus your treatments accordingly. * Act with intent: The more timely and consistent the care, the better the potential for the body to move from a state of decline to one of recovery.