The pathway into Remedial and Lymphatic Therapy unknowingly began when working in an Orthopaedic Unit some time ago. In one particular ward there were two young men who had been involved in separate motor bike accidents. Due to their injuries the damaged limbs needed to be placed in metal halo frames. One of the young men came from interstate, he had no family support and about to have his fifth blood transfusion, which he was not happy about.

A collaborative plan between the nurse and the patient was put in place to improve his leg circulation and reduce the inflammation, hopefully creating less pain and gaining more mobility. The journey began; the doctors were impressed with his progress and decided against the transfusion. The doctors questioned and asked what he was doing to have such great improvement. The young man left the hospital weeks earlier than the usual time for his type of injury. The other young gentleman noticed the changes and asked if his arm and ankle could receive the same. Before long he had similar positive results and returned to his family, life and work sooner than expected.

Sadly, the powers above disapproved of the added assistance the two men received and very strongly suggested this assistance cease.

Karma Therapies originated after listening to many people’s story of their health and their life situation they had found themselves in, to hear them finish with, “it’s my own fault, ‘it’s Karma’”.