BIID · Leg Paralysis Through Hypnosis
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“First of all I'm very very happy with the results achieved through our sessions. By way of background I have wanted to be confined to a wheelchair permanently and for years contemplated how to achieve my desire.
Having come across your site and our discussions it was a path which we embarked on. Within several sessions the progress attained was incredible and admittedly 'scary' - however exactly what I wanted.
Ultimately my legs no longer function as they have not been used for a number of years. Medically the functionality can no longer be restored and, as a consequence, my life in a wheelchair is complete.
I honestly never thought it would be possible - and therefore an incredible journey.”
What other ways did you consider to achieve your desire?
Until I discovered the possibility of achieving my aim through hypnosis I considered self-harm - although I knew the outcome could not be guaranteed, nor the desired effect. Until this point I had 'resigned' myself to pretending.
Did you prepare enough for your new life in case it worked? Was there anything you realised you hadn't taken into consideration and quickly had to?
In terms of preparation I had not really prepared as such - I had thought it would be an unattainable goal, and therefore the need to adjust wasn't there. After getting over the initial euphoria when it happened, a steep learning curve was required which was initially hard to cope with. Despite spending the vast majority of my waking hours in a wheelchair, it became quickly apparent that certain muscle groups were still being used. It took me approximately three months to 'adjust'. It is something I do not regret, and a few years down the line there is physically no way back - even if I wanted to.
What advice would you give to others who want to be confined to a wheelchair?
If it is something you wish for, then it is well worth achieving. The only advice is - it WILL happen if you want it. And there is no going back.
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