Wolf today

We arrived at the house of Wolf only to discover that we were an hour late!! It was gutting as he had people arriving only 20 minutes after us however he still worked on Jacky for 55 minutes.. Wolf said that due to the huge amount of "chopping" the Dr's did, that Jackys muscles have been constantly spasming trying to move and fill the large space in her abdomen that used to be filled by organs.. he said that the constant muscular spasming and pulling had stretched and strained the connective tissue around Jackys hip to the point that it had torn apart.. therefore there was alot of raw nerve damage that was now regenerating itself. Each time we have visited Wolf he has quite literally been rearranging Jackys muscles and each time the void is being filled a little more. Todays session was spent by Wolf putting Jackys femur back in her hip again (he taught me how to do this), rearranging her muscle groups, and other healing in his own medicine man way. He told us that Jacky has a bacterial infection caused by the inserts (nephrostomy tubes) and that this is keeping her bodies acidic level at around 50% which is slowing the possible healing process down.
We are looking into Jacky having an ultasound scan so we can see if her uretas are open so that the tubes can be removed. I may have explained earlier that this is a difficult undertaking as once you are in the hospital system it appears your body and health, is controlled by the medical team that has "processed" you, in a manner of speaking. Another chapter in this project.
We see Wolf again tomorrow morning and he will spend a short time "rearranging tissue" again and then we make our way, slowly, back to Thames.
Last appointment with Wolf will be this Sunday. Jacky is also taking a remedy to increase elasticity in her tissues and by doing this the muscles around her hips should tighten more easily and keep her femur where it belongs. Hallelujah to that idea.
Tonight it is Guy Fawkes. It is raining here so we are sitting in hikoi van watching "March of the Penguins". You can be out in the rain here and get wet and you are always warm - I love that. Being warm, there is a richness in that. Pirika and Martha have sparklers however will save them for tomorrow night in the Thames Auntys backyard. We wonder what all our Canterbury whanau and dear friends are doing tonight? As well as loving where we are we do miss you all. Before we know it we will be home again, the same, but richer, more humbled and more grateful. Warm love from Us to you all. xo
PS. Nicole - every time we drive through Paeroa and past the BIG L & P bottle - we think of you :)
xo