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Karadanaoru Treatment Session in Osaka to Support Mr. and Mrs. Yamazaki

On June 12, 2022, Mr. Yamazaki, who resides in Osaka, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage (left putaminal hemorrhage of 85 mL). It was a severe condition that led to temporary cardiac arrest. Although the surgery was successful, he was left with complete paralysis on his right side. (Mr. Yamazaki is in his late 60s.)

He was in a semi-vegetative state with zero range of motion, no sensation, and no swallowing response. However, on July 13, he was transferred to a rehabilitation hospital. Mrs. Yamazaki strongly desired home care, but faced strong opposition from the hospital due to the need for 24-hour nursing care.

Nevertheless, Mrs. Yamazaki forcefully proceeded with the discharge, and he was able to return home on October 21. For the next two months, she devoted herself to nursing care to the point of losing memory. Despite her desperate efforts to massage his completely rigid right leg to soften it, it would return to its original state the next day—a frustrating cycle.

In January 2023, she requested my treatment services. Coincidentally, I had plans for a workshop in Osaka, so on January 29, I visited their home and performed the Karadanaoru treatment.

• First Session: His completely paralyzed right leg became movable on his own.

• Second Session: His completely rigid right arm could be raised with his wife’s assistance. (Right after the surgery, he couldn’t even have a blood pressure cuff attached and couldn’t move it even a millimeter.)

• Third Session: During the treatment, he was able to move his right arm on his own several times.

While he is recovering smoothly, he still requires my treatments in Osaka. However, the workshop concluded this month. Therefore, starting next month, I plan to travel to Osaka once a month to provide the Karadanaoru treatment at the Yamazaki residence.

Naturally, if I go to Osaka solely for Mr. Yamazaki, it would result in a significant financial loss. Therefore, I humbly ask for your cooperation.

Could you please explain the purpose and content of this treatment session to your friends and acquaintances and introduce them to it? Additionally, I encourage those residing in the Kansai region to participate in this treatment session.

April 27, 2023

Yuki Matsuoka

Click here for an update on the progress as of July 12, 2023.

(Medically, the period during which recovery from cerebral hemorrhage is possible is said to be within six months after onset. However, even now, a year after onset, Mr. Yamazaki continues to recover, and he has become able to move his right arm and right leg voluntarily.)

Report:

For just about a year now, I have been providing monthly treatments to Mr. Yamazaki. Each time I traveled to Osaka, he showed improvements—from a vegetative state to being able to move his right leg and right arm voluntarily, and even being able to sit up on his own.

However, at the very beginning of the new year, he vomited at the rehabilitation facility and was urgently hospitalized, diagnosed with aspiration pneumonia and cystitis. He is expected to be hospitalized for a while.

But there is one piece of good news.

Based on the judgment of his primary physician, he has been admitted to a convalescent rehabilitation ward.

Until 2020, admission was limited to within 60 days after onset, with strict requirements. However, due to law revisions, admission is now possible regardless of the period after onset.

I believe it is extremely encouraging that his primary physician judged there is potential for recovery.

Also, until now, home care placed a heavy burden on his wife. This time, with the help of professionals, he will be hospitalized for up to three months.

Please note that the Osaka treatment session will be temporarily suspended after the session on the 21st of this month.

I sincerely hope to bring you good news again.

January 18, 2024

Karadanaoru

Yuki Matsuoka

Details of the 1st Karadanaoru Treatment Session in Osaka to Support Mr. and Mrs. Yamazaki: This session has concluded.

• Date and Time: Sunday, May 21, 2023, from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM

• Location: Maison Dai-san Shin Osaka, Room 408