#4 Changed Her Life, Cured Her Asthma

Katrina Love Senn was once 60 pounds overweight. She suffered with asthma, eczema, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and thyroid issues, among other chronic diseases. When her body collapsed 15 years, ago her doctors wanted to prescribe “experimental prescription medicine.” Her intuition guided her to say no to the medication. Acting on this intuition, she refused the doctors’ medicine and instead went on her own healing journey. Katrina now lives 100 percent free of asthma and all her previous symptoms.

Excerpt from Katrina’ story:

Could you talk about how you changed your mindset and identity in association with asthma?

In a funny kind of way, having asthma served me. What I mean by that is that quite often, my asthma gave me the excuses I needed to get out of doing the things I didn’t want to do. I used “having asthma” as a reason to get out of P.E. classes at school and to not to have to participate in swimming classes, sports days, running competitions and other school sporting events. I came to rely on my asthma as a crutch.

It was only when I started to heal my body that I realized a lot of those crutches were not necessary any longer. They had helped me when I was younger, but then I realized I didn’t need them anymore. As I started to heal, I gave myself the opportunity to learn how to have the confidence to communicate my needs, whereas before I would not have the confidence to express myself or allow myself to be heard. In many ways, for whatever reason, I did not feel safe to be me. But as I got more confident and got to connect with other like-minded people, I realized it was OK to be me.

As this happened, my world started to expand and I found within me the confidence I had been looking for all along. This allowed me to start connecting with my spiritual, creative and artistic self. What I have realized is that my sensitivity is my gift. Today it is my sensitivity that enables me to do work that I love. Without it, I wouldn’t be able to teach, heal, write or speak in the way that I do.

After you have changed your diet to a supportive and healing one, you can work on identifying and releasing the mental/emotional aspects of being an asthmatic. I remember — even after I had not had asthma for many months — the fear and panic at the thought of going away without taking my inhaler, and still looking for the courage to leave home without it.

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Learn more about how Katrina found an asthma cure and how 13 other people through a combination of diet changes, lifestyle improvements, alternative therapies and more cured themselves, their children and their patients of asthma in The Delicious Days’ Book: 14 People Who Cured Asthma.

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