Cómo está nuestro cuerpo según las emocionales PARTE II junto a Dagna Galarza

Hello Family!

What a pleasure to have you with us again on Viviendo Sin Límites!

My name is Veronica Garcia.

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because our goal, our vision is
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so that we can grow in our soul, body, mind, and spirit,

and we can achieve what we have always longed for.

I know that we all want to have a life,
a fantastic fabulous life

where we have fulfillment and experiences
that lead us to being better human beings each day.

On this occasion, we have
our beloved Dagna Galarza.

She is a psychotherapist

She is a family counselor.

And on this occasion,

she is going to be talking about her personal
experience of how an emotional situation

affected her physical body.

So, Dagna, Welcome!

Thank you again for having me
on your beautiful show.

Dagna, I know many of the things
we talked about on the first show,

which I invite you to watch so that
you can hear our first segment.

But on this occasion,

I want Dagna to explain to us her process of understanding

how her emotions affected her body to such a point

that she contracted very serious illnesses.

How was the experience at the beginning, Dagna,

of being able to understand that
your emotional state affected your body so much?

Tell us!

I'm going to try to summarize it for you.

I would say the crucial moment was only a few years ago,

about 3 or 4 years ago.

I nearly ended up in a motorized wheelchair.

An electric wheelchair.

A motorized chair because the pain was so great.

I had braces from the neck, shoulders,
back, wrists, elbows, feet,

in a horrific way.

I had a fall.

I didn't pay much attention to it.

I got up, sprained an ankle, and kept walking.

Then I went to work.

All that then started a chain reaction

because I didn't leave any space for my ankle to heal.

In that same situation,

I was dealing with a situation
that appeared in my life in 2001,

when I had an physical therapy office.

In that office, I had some people
who did my billings by contract.

They weren't my employees, but
they made a few mistakes

and the US federal government accused me of fraud,

of having stolen $5 million in false invoices
from the federal government.

That was when my physical and emotional state
began to greatly decline.

At that time, I generally felt very strong
physically good.

I didn't tell anyone because as the type
of people we are

-and more so as ministers-

we can't say anything to anyone.

We worry about what they will say.

Latinos are so used to what
the other person says about us.

We want to be like our neighbors.

If my neighbor moves to the most expensive part of the city,

I want to go also, whether I can or cannot.

After being ...

that's when my emotional problems began.

I went to the church pastor and he told me because–

if we are going to talk, let's talk. OK?

The first thing I thought was this isn't
who I am; that is, it isn't me.

I didn't steal from anyone.

I didn't make these errors.

I started searching for information
but all these processes take time.

I started to have depression.
I started to panic and have anxiety.

So, I said these are demons. This isn't me.
This is something spiritual.

Let's go after the demons.

I visited my pastor at that time,
a very nice American, and he told me,

"No, Dagna. This is something normal
because of the situation you are going through.

Therefore, I am going to send you
to our church's psychologist."

The church's psychologist told me on the first visit:

"This depression you have didn't start now.

This depression started when you were little."

I said, "How do you know?"

He said, “Because I asked you
a single question.

I told you as treatment, go to the park
and get some fresh air."

I said, "I don't have time for that."

He said, "You see yourself sitting on a swing."

"No, I don't see myself sitting on a swing."

He said, "When you were little,
you used to sit on a swing."

"One that my dad and mom bought
and when they said to get on, you got on."

He said, "You have a major depression,
and it started in your childhood."

I told him "You're crazy and everyone else is too."

It went on like that. I kept working.

So one fracture leads to a
second fracture of the other leg.

I have two air boots with two broken legs working, guiding,

continuing to minister in the church,
doing things around the house.

This causes my hips and my knees to dislocate.

My spine dislocates. My shoulders
dislocate one after the other.

They then began to give me injections,

about 25 injections in the right foot for plantar fasciitis.

He injected the other foot, a shot in the knees,
shots in the shoulders, in the neck,

everywhere because it's a chain reaction.

I went to my psychiatrist through all of this.
He sent me medication.

The first thing I said was: "Sir, I'm not
going to take medications. What is this?

"I'm not crazy."

The holy spirit tells me,
"First, it has nothing to do with craziness.

You have a chemical imbalance.

I need you to take those medications

so I can help you focus on what you have
to do with the federal government.”

He said, "If you had cancer, you'd have
to have radiation therapy.

Yes, so there is no difference."

By letting this go on for so many years,

there came a time where I had all of the diagnoses
that I'm telling you now.

I was taking 26 medications a day
to be able to even cope.

Before this, Dagna—this situation that happened
to you with the government—

You didn't have this diagnosis.
You never had taken your health seriously.

This was the moment that this explodes.

Then you have to take action, and then what happened?

No, like many other people,
it made me very angry.

But that's because that's what they did to me,
my parents did to me, to my whole family.

And it was normal.

I lived in that verbally abusive environment,
emotionally abusive.

it was so normal for me that–

I became a person that has to get through this.

We are going to figure it out.

We can get through this.

I was never diagnosed with any of those problems
or high blood pressure.

Absolutely nothing.

I was as healthy as a horse, I thought.

We had this whole situation.

We spent over 10 years struggling
because of the federal government.

Thank God we were declared innocent.

Yes, I think my case is the only case
right now in the federal government

where everything was reversed;
my file shredded.

Everything was like before,

as if nothing had happened
because there was no case.

It took us 10 years but we give glory to God.

God helped us and here we are.

But as a result of all this,
my physical situations started.

when I see myself, I was lying
there for three months

with basically every bone broken.

I said, "It can’t get any worse."

They were going to prescribe me a motorized chair.

I said something has to change.

So, I started to pray more.

I went to every doctor to start
ruling out physical diagnoses.

"No, I don't have this. No, I don't have this."

Everything comes down to the emotional diagnosis
of a broken, toxic soul.

All that anger I had.

All that poison, that toxicity
that then is generated

through hormones which were causing me
most of the symptoms and diagnoses.

I can still tell you that there is a diagnosis,
but the whole picture has changed.

In that case, Dagna, to consider what you feel
that bitterness since childhood.

This comes from your infancy and in your subconscious

because nobody wants to have those shackles.

But, nobody has a perfect family either,

because who wouldn’t want to be born with a silver spoon,
with wonderful parents that always gave you love?

That's not real.

The truth is that we come from dysfunctional families
with parents that raised us as they could.

They gave their best in their ignorance
because nobody teaches us to be parents.

Correct.

Then we bring along everything from our childhood

in your case, you reached a point
where everything came out

because of a critical situation in one moment.

-Correct.

-What was that type of treatment?

who did you have to see to be able to manage
and now be in a different place?