After having practiced Brain Wave Vibration for a few weeks, I knew it was very helpful. In just those few weeks, I have found that my eyesight improved, I felt less stressed, and I have fewer headaches. These were all great results for me, but as I read the book and learned more, I began to wonder, “Could Brain Wave Vibration help my daughter?”

My daughter is 19 years old and suffers from Rett Sydrome, a genetic disorder that prevents children from developing normally. Although she is technically an adult, she is physically, emotionally, and mentally less developed than a 2-year-old child. She cannot walk, talk in full sentences, or feed or dress herself. She has been in a wheelchair for seven years and must wear diapers. Her behavior, like all Rett kids, is severely autistic; she rarely interacts with or responds to others.

Because she is completely physically disabled, I decided to take matters into my own hands. She can not shake her own body, so I decided to shake it for her. I just place my hands on her body and shake, shake, shake! Also, I pat her body all over with my palms. She absolutely loves it!

After only one month, I have seen incredible changes in my daughter. For one thing, she has begun talking more, and responds to me when I speak to her. She still wears her diapers, but she has begun to signal to me when she needs to use the restroom. And her digestion is better, too, which is a typical problem with Rhett kids.

Physically, she seems to be gaining balance and motor skill every day. She can now sit up by herself in a straight-back chair, and she can even walk with assistance! I would say that her balance has improved 70% in only one short month! At our last check up, the doctor was surprised by the change he saw in her. And best of all, I know she is happier because she smiles much more often than before.

I am so relieved by the healing that Brain Wave Vibration has brought to my daughter. Before, I sometimes felt so hopeless, wondering if I would be changing diapers for the rest of my life. Now, I have a source of hope for myself and for my daughter. And I have found a wonderful way to connect with my daughter, which, as any parent of an autistic child knows, is a great, great gift.