Early studies have shown that the majority of children with asthma or breathing problems had difficult births or their mothers were greatly stressed at or around the time of birth.

IT WAS NOT THE MOTHER'S FAULT! IT WAS AN ACCIDENT.

DIFFICULT BIRTHS include:

• ending up in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit​​

• being delivered by C-section delivery
• being left in the hospital while their mother went home​

• being a twin or triplet​​
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• or ​​​otherwise being kept from their mother after birth​ ​

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MATERNAL STRESS includes:

• losing someone close to her​​ ​
• ​being sick​

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• having serious marital problems​​

• being very depressed

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• an unwanted pregnancy
• a recent miscarriage​
• some other thing that interrupts the mother's attention on her baby​

When either of those conditions are part of the child's birth, then this study may help the child's condition.
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HELPING means:

• wheezing less or not at all
• not getting symptomatic when getting a cold​
• playing without wheezing​

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• sleeping through the night without wheezing​

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Childhood asthma can be fixed.

Here is how:

1. Find out what went wrong.
(either separation at birth or maternal grief)
2. Heal up the grief, if not already healed.
3. Imagine a new birth.

We have seen mothers do this without external help. When not possible (for any reason), moms can get a counselor with part of this process. The therapist can reach me for help: [email protected].

If a mother wants to learn more about this, she  can contact me at 707-865-1200 or [email protected]

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