Alvina Federwitz's guest appearances

Alvina Federwitz

Faith & Family from KFUO Radio

No More Meds podcast

Katherina Von Bora

Marcus Zill

J.S. Bach

Ann Arbor

Rachel Augusta

Michelle Swope

Gregory Melvin

Bart Day

Bo Giertz

Brittany Baker

Irene Paul

Deborah St-Onge

Cheryl Ferry

Robin McCoy

Markie Burch

OwlTail

For the 42 years I lived and worked in Liberia; West Africa, the climate was hot and hotter with high humidity which I adjusted to much better than most Americans do.  However, in 1985, we came to the States for my husband to begin his Ph.D.  I was only 37 years old.  The joints in my hips and knees were painful whenever the weather got cold and I learned that I had arthritis.   I soon learned my body liked the climate in West Africa better than the USA.  I returned to the States to reside here in the fall of 2015.  By 2017, my spine, hips, and knees were really hurting and I went to a highly recommended spine surgeon.  I did not feel comfortable taking the opioids the doctor prescribed.  He said the only alternative was surgery and he could not guarantee I would walk if he did the surgery.  That’s when I decided to take my new friend’s advice and see Dr. Weaver.  After Dr. Weaver’s adjustments, advised supplements, and diet, I gradually experienced less and less pain.  I did well until I woke up the Saturday morning before Christmas and I was in so much pain that I could not even get out of bed to go to the bathroom without the help of my two college-age granddaughters, who were spending their Christmas break with me.  My body reacted negatively to anything I tried to take to reduce the pain.  Mid January Dr. Weave presented a program on Regenerative Cellular Therapy and although I did not completely understand how this would work, I knew I had to try it as I was looking for something to reduce my pain.  For me, Regenerative Cellular Therapy was a miracle.  Because of the extreme pain, I was in at Christmas and months after, I was encouraged to see a pain management doctor, who also happened to be a spine specialist.  When he saw my  MRI he said that surgery could only give me temporary pain relief and so I concluded that I would be in pain for the rest of my life.  I was eating a noninflammatory diet and yet I was in a lot of pain.  What seemed to work before no longer seemed to work for me prior to this, was now not working.  I was very discouraged.   I realize that Regenerative Cellular Treatment is still in the testing stage, but since it helped me when Spine specialists said they could not help me, I do promote that to others that have severe degenerative osteoarthritis. 

For the 42 years I lived and worked in Liberia; West Africa, the climate was hot and hotter with high humidity which I adjusted to much better than most Americans do.  However, in 1985, we came to the States for my husband to begin his Ph.D.  I was only 37 years old.  The joints in my hips and knees were painful whenever the weather got cold and I learned that I had arthritis.   I soon learned my body liked the climate in West Africa better than the USA.  I returned to the States to reside here in the fall of 2015.  By 2017, my spine, hips, and knees were really hurting and I went to a highly recommended spine surgeon.  I did not feel comfortable taking the opioids the doctor prescribed.  He said the only alternative was surgery and he could not guarantee I would walk if he did the surgery.  That’s when I decided to take my new friend’s advice and see Dr. Weaver.  After Dr. Weaver’s adjustments, advised supplements, and diet, I gradually experienced less and less pain.  I did well until I woke up the Saturday morning before Christmas and I was in so much pain that I could not even get out of bed to go to the bathroom without the help of my two college-age granddaughters, who were spending their Christmas break with me.  My body reacted negatively to anything I tried to take to reduce the pain.  Mid January Dr. Weave presented a program on Regenerative Cellular Therapy and although I did not completely understand how this would work, I knew I had to try it as I was looking for something to reduce my pain.  For me, Regenerative Cellular Therapy was a miracle.  Because of the extreme pain, I was in at Christmas and months after, I was encouraged to see a pain management doctor, who also happened to be a spine specialist.  When he saw my  MRI he said that surgery could only give me temporary pain relief and so I concluded that I would be in pain for the rest of my life.  I was eating a noninflammatory diet and yet I was in a lot of pain.  What seemed to work before no longer seemed to work for me prior to this, was now not working.  I was very discouraged.   I realize that Regenerative Cellular Treatment is still in the testing stage, but since it helped me when Spine specialists said they could not help me, I do promote that to others that have severe degenerative osteoarthritis.

#9 Alvina Federwitz Regenerative Cellular Treatment

Alvina Federwitz and her late husband, the Rev. Dale Federwitz served as missionaries for over 40 years with Lutheran Bible Translators.  They served in Liberia working with local partners to bring the Word of God to the people in their own language, while raising a family of four children. Learn more at us.lbt.org/project/alvina-federwitz. Today's program is a rebroadcast from June 2, 2016.

Alvina Federwitz and her late husband, the Rev. Dale Federwitz served as missionaries for over 40 years with Lutheran Bible Translators. They served in Liberia working with local partners to bring the Word of God to the people in their own language, while raising a family of four children. Learn more at <a href="http://us.lbt.org/project/alvina-federwitz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">us.lbt.org/project/alvina-federwitz</a>. Today's program is a rebroadcast from June 2, 2016.

A 42-Year Mission, Alvina Federwitz, Lutheran Bible Translators (Rebroadcast) --- 2017/07/04