RSE Red Guard James Brigham

Ramtha School of Enlightenment (RSE) students continue to experience remarkable recoveries from life-threatening illnesses and injuries thanks to knowledge received and practices learned through workshops, retreats, and home study courses. The participants are from diverse backgrounds and different locations with their stories published on the RSE-Newsletter accompanied by results verified by medical professionals.

Jim Brigham is a registered Professional Engineer in the States of Washington, Oregon, & Alaska, a registered Professional Engineer and Geotechnical Engineer in the State of California and an RSE event guard. Mr. Brigham healed his knee after inflicting damage during a fall. His medical diagnosis was probable knee ligament surgery. Using the school’s Blue Body® healing technique, Jim healed his knee’s condition and avoided potential arthroscopy (also called arthroscopic surgery) which would have limited his mobility for several weeks.

Read Jim’s story in his own words.
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1. Providence St. Peter Hospital’s (Olympia, WA) Admission Report on February 27, 2012.
The Emergency Room (ER) examining physician told Jim, “I’ve seen a lot of these, and you have surgery in your future”. The written ER diagnosis, which states “Knee ligament injury, right”, is attached.
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2. On March 1, 2012, Robert Nikolaisen PA-C for Dennis E, Smith, M. D. of Olympia Orthopedics Associates recommended an MRI be performed on Jim’s knee.
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3. On March 5, 2012, Certified Physician Assistant Nikolaisen examined Jim and wrote his diagnosis after the MRI noting surgery was not required [Note: this was a week after the ER physician said, “you have surgery in your future”]. However, Nikolaisen did say, “If he continues to have problems, he would benefit from a diagnostic arthroscopy to determine if the horizontal medial meniscus tear is significant.”
If arttroscopy was performed, Jim would have had to curtail activities, as “there will be swelling around the knee. Swelling can take anywhere from 7–15 days to completely settle,” quoting Wikipedia.
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4. Mr. Brigham’s Blue Body® discipline card on which he focused to heal his knee.
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