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77. Hair loss, alopecia and the MIR-Method — 10 Comments

  1. Dear Mireille,

    I am 42 years old and I am from Bucharest, Romania. Nearly four years ago, following the shock caused by my father’s death, I made alopecia and fell all my hair (I have only a few tusks in my head). Throughout this period I have tried many treatments, both from allopathic medicine and homeopathic, alternative, holistic :). Unfortunately, none has proven effective, my hair does not want to grow.
    I have started MIR-Method for almost 4 weeks now, but besides some changes in my moods I did not notice anything else.
    Do you have any advise for me, is it something that I did not do right?

    Thank you very much,
    Celestina

    • Dear Celestina,
      You cannot make any mistakes. Your body just needs more time to heal itself. If you want it to speed up, please consult a MIR-Method coach.
      Greetings and good luck!
      Mireille

  2. Dear Mireille,

    I have alopecia for 4 years and it happened suddenly after my father’s death. It is spread all over my head, I have just few tufts hair in the middle of my scalp.I have tried many treatments, both from allopathic medicine and homeopathic, alternative, holistic :). Unfortunately, none has proven effective, my hair does not want to grow.
    I have just discovered you and your method, do you think it will help me? Do you have any special suggestions for me?
    Thank you very much!

    • Dear Celestina,
      Please give the MIR-Method a try. And if you want to speed up the healing process, please consult a MIR-Method coach. They can quicken the whole process and help you heal the causes of the alopecia. My condolances with the loss of your father.
      Love, Mireille

  3. Dear Mireille!

    My father and his parents died of cancer at younger age.Im afraid that it is hereditary.
    I live in fears that i will die young and because of it Im afraid of marriage and having kids.
    Is it possible that the MIR-Method could break the hereditary tie?

    Lili

    • Dear Lili,
      Yes, I completely understand your fear! The MIR-Method can really help you with this. First of all it will help you to let go of that fear and start to live your life. The sadness of missing out on a marriage and children is far greater than your fear of cancer. Second: it is really questionable whether cancer is hereditary. New science has proven that the causes of cancer are not hereditary. If you want to study, start at Bruce Lipton or Gregg Braden. Let me know if you need more. And… science is very forward in healing methods, so in a few year’s time they will discover new ways of treatment. Please let go of your fears and have a use the MIR-Method to help you do that.
      Good luck!
      Greetings, Mireille Mettes

  4. Do we need to specify any specific issue before starting the MIR Method or just start off generally to heal many issues at a time?

    • Dear CS,
      If you can be patient about your healing, I prefer people to only do all 9 steps. If you put an extra step before the nine steps, you make your subconscious work on your wish, which may not necessarily be the best for you as a whole.
      Greetings, Mireille Mettes

  5. My father is staying about 50km away from me and he has been detected of parkinsons problem from past 3 yrs. He is 84 yrs. I cant stay with him but want to help him so I am doing MIR from distance only. But he is not getting any benefit out of it. Please mam tell me how to do it so that his problem is relieved.

    • Dear Archana,
      Did you ask your father for permission to treat him with the MIR-Method? If so, just continu doing it, because it takes several months before you may notice any progress. Hope to hear from you how he is doing!
      Greetings, Mireille

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