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hi everyone, it's been a while since i logged in.
i've just found out one of my close relative has lung cancer and is in terminal stage. i would like to get her some oils to put into burner, so to make her breath better. she's not in any treatment, and cough quite bad. i don't live near her, so want to send her some pre mixed oil to be put into burner, i just want to ease her breathing alittle. please advice if there's anything i should be careful.
So sorry to hear this, remedy.
Frankincense is very good for breathing problems, generally slowing it down and helping laboured breathing. It's calming effect should also help with other problems.
Obvious caution, if she is sleeping a lot, with the candle in the burner, although I would assume she is being cared for.
aromababe,
thanks for replying my msg so quickly. i'm going to send the electrical burner, so no worry for in case of fire. yes, i was thinking to send her some frankincense as well, and i'm also thinking to send her some bergamot as well, which apart from may be helpful to her respiratory can also be uplifting. do you think it's good idea?
Yes, bergamot would be good in a burner. As long as she likes the smell of both or either of the oils, they will be beneficial for her.
I would suggest frankincense this oil is a fabulous oil for the breath and is also used for those terminally ill as it eases the transition. Maybe myrtle as well as this is a great oil at allowing the breath to be in and out of the lungs with ease. x
hello everyone,
after months of battleing, my aunt has finally passed away before x'mas...
i was so pleased that my aunt loved the oils i gave her for the burner. she said the oils helped to sooth her and make her relax alittle, and more importantly she loved it. well, i guess that was the least i could do.
anyway, just want to say thank you to you both, aromababe and janec.
wish you all happy new year!
and for me...got to quit my shop assisstant job and find a job as therapist asap!!!!!!
i've just found out one of my close relative has lung cancer and is in terminal stage. i would like to get her some oils to put into burner, so to make her breath better. she's not in any treatment, and cough quite bad. i don't live near her, so want to send her some pre mixed oil to be put into burner, i just want to ease her breathing alittle. please advice if there's anything i should be careful.
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So sorry to hear this, remedy.
Frankincense is very good for breathing problems, generally slowing it down and helping laboured breathing. It's calming effect should also help with other problems.
Obvious caution, if she is sleeping a lot, with the candle in the burner, although I would assume she is being cared for.
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aromababe,
thanks for replying my msg so quickly. i'm going to send the electrical burner, so no worry for in case of fire. yes, i was thinking to send her some frankincense as well, and i'm also thinking to send her some bergamot as well, which apart from may be helpful to her respiratory can also be uplifting. do you think it's good idea?
Answers:
Yes, bergamot would be good in a burner. As long as she likes the smell of both or either of the oils, they will be beneficial for her.
Answers:
I would suggest frankincense this oil is a fabulous oil for the breath and is also used for those terminally ill as it eases the transition. Maybe myrtle as well as this is a great oil at allowing the breath to be in and out of the lungs with ease. x
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hello everyone,
after months of battleing, my aunt has finally passed away before x'mas...
i was so pleased that my aunt loved the oils i gave her for the burner. she said the oils helped to sooth her and make her relax alittle, and more importantly she loved it. well, i guess that was the least i could do.
anyway, just want to say thank you to you both, aromababe and janec.
wish you all happy new year!
and for me...got to quit my shop assisstant job and find a job as therapist asap!!!!!!
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