Winning Life Through Pain®

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Victoria Richards teaches doctors from around the globe in new technology perfected in clinical trials with the most resistant cases of long term pain and chronic conditions unaffected by all other medical treatments and technology and thought impossible to help. Sought after by physicians, sports coaches and pain management specialists for results that catapult their business to new levels of success.
Insurance providers, physicians and employers take advantage of new programs that reduce the cost of healthcare, improve the quality of treatment care and enhance well-being, health and productivity.
The Physician’s Institute, teaches five doctor certification programs with technology unmatched the world over. The new treatment protocols empower physicians from every specialty to deliver the results their patients demand. The drug-free treatments take the doctor out of liability and into profitability. The results keep the patients healthy and loyal.
Vital Frequency Research Center conducts privately funded clinical trials allowing patients the opportunity to experience first hand the amazing drug free results that eradicate long-term pain and reverse chronic conditions, while saving patients, insurance providers and employers from unnecessary monumental costs.
Essential Aire manufacturing is the largest natural catalytic air sterilizer company in the world. Delivering superior air quality with medicinal formulas to restore your health. This equipment functions as a cancellation mechanism for harmful electromagnetic frequencies that create a disturbance in the brain from satellite signals, cell phones, electronics and computers.
Learn More:  Victoria Richards 

Author Delores Warner is my husband's Aunt. Her husband 'Vern' was diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. So it brings me great honor to have Delores on the show today to share her story.
For 18 months after being diagnosed with ALS, Vern's body rapidly deteriorated. The former U.S. Army serviceman, successful construction company owner and active outdoorsman eventually required round-the-clock care. Confined to a bed in a room of the Auburn house that he built, Vern had lost the ability to feed and clean himself.
Vern's suffering came to an end on June 23, 2010. He was 76.
His wife, Delores Warner, recently self-published a book, "Don't Buy Too Many Green Bananas: Living with ALS." The personal story chronicles his struggle with the disease — and his family's emotional experience as caregivers. The book includes advice to make life easier for home caregivers.
One silver lining in the caregiving journey was the assistance from the Veterans Administration Hospital at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Vern had served in the U.S. Army in Germany during the Korean War, making him eligible for treatment and a disability check. U.S. military veterans are more likely to develop the debilitating disease than those with no military service, according to the ALS Association. In 2008, the Department of Veterans Affairs declared ALS as a service-connected disease. As a result, military veterans who are diagnosed with ALS are eligible for health care and disability benefits.
 
 

Teresa's childhood is something that holds mostly harsh memories and is in very short supply of happy ones.

He father died when she was 3 and Teresa felt her step-father never really liked her. She was abused and had no control over the grip of a complete madman, who was hellbent on destroying her life. She felt the only way out would be to check out of life completely. So she ran from memories of life living under  his rules, buried so deep she never remembered or faced it all until she was forced to.

Teresa found herself spending many years within mental health care; in fact she is still under their care umbrella. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel and her aim is to reassure that through her personal experience in her book titled: "There's A Fine Line".
 
Learn More:  Teresa Joyce