Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Ministering healing is a constantly changing and improving opportunity The more we minister healing, the more new ways we learn. We listen to medical doctors and chiropractors and have discovered innumerable successful ways to help people because new diseases and new “cures” crop up all the time. We often wonder if it is because people are living longer, which they are, or is it that we have gone into more complicated jobs. Carpal tunnel syndrome is not one which is relegated to old age because it normally affects younger people, especially people who are computer operators, butchers, carpenters, hairdressers, or who work at any kind of a job which requires a tremendous amount of action in the wrist area.

Many times operators in these various jobs hold their hands or their fingers in the wrong position. Many computer operators hold their wrists down and their hands up and this often causes inflammation and swelling in that part of the wrist. Many of the flight attendants on airplanes who push carts or who do heavy work and heavy lifting with their wrists discover that they have what the medical world calls Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Recently a chiropractor told us about the common problem today among people who use their wrists a lot.

It can cause such pain in the hand and wrist area that some individuals are unable to sleep or perform their work.

In the hinge of the wrist there exists a “tunnel” which houses ligaments and tendons. When the tunnel becomes inflamed or swollen through misuse or excessive use of the wrist, the passage is closed to varying degrees. Pain, weakness or other discomforts in the wrist area arise. The ligaments or tendons may be stretched or jammed.

To heal carpal tunnel syndrome, place your thumb on one side of the soft spot in the wrist joint and a finger on the opposite side. Command the tunnel to open, both the inflammation and the swelling to be healed, and the tendons and ligaments to go back to normal length, position, and strength Command them to be healed in the name of Jesus.

There is an extremely simple way to test for carpal tunnel syndrome. Have the person put his or her thumb and little finger together to form an “o.” Then put your forefinger in the circle and pull through the “o.” If the person has carpal tunnel syndrome, you can pull your finger through easily. Once it is healed, you won’t be able to pull through the thumb and little finger.

Miracles for carpal tunnel syndrome happen regularly. Recently Frances had her hair done at a beauty parlor in preparation for having our pictures taken.

Her hair stylist worked carefully, feverishly and patiently to accomplish a perfect hairdo.

I noticed she wore a steel brace on her left wrist, extending about eight inches up her arm. When I asked her if she had carpal tunnel syndrome, she answered, “Yes.” She added that she had taken care of sixty-two wigs that day.

Because of the strain this had put on her left hand, she could hardly move her wrist.

I asked her if she would like for God to heal it. The minute she got a break I did what we had learned and gave the commands. We had tested the woman’s strength, and there was no resistance when I moved my finger through the loop she had made by holding her thumb and little finger in position. After we gave the commands, we immediately tested her strength again.

She was utterly amazed! She shook her wrist and in a few minutes had removed the brace. She was working free of pain. When we talked to her about two weeks later, she was exuberant with praise to God for completing this much-needed miracle.

A medical doctor recently called Frances to tell her his excitement about divine healing success after he watched our fifteen-hour video series and read the book How to Heal the Sick. She told him about carpal tunnel syndrome healings, explained to him how to test this before and after ministering, and how to do it.

About two weeks later this same physician called her again, but with even more excitement. He said many patients with carpal tunnel syndrome had come to him.

Every single one was healed when he did what God had shown us. Then he asked with a laugh, “What should I do with the thousands of flyers I bought, telling how surgery could help heal the problem?”

What about feet?

A corresponding soft spot is located in the ankle area. Just in the bend of your ankle, beneath your ankle bone, you can have the same condition. This is called

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. This is healed exactly the same way as the wrist although not nearly as many people have this problem as have carpal tunnel syndrome.

The Tarsal Tunnel

The tarsal tunnel contains the posterior tibial nerve and several blood vessels and tendons. It begins behind and above the ankle, moving around the inside of the ankle and into the bottom of the foot. If the nerve is damaged or compressed by trauma, swelling or growths surrounding tendons, blood vessels or bones, a painful condition called “tarsal tunnel syndrome” can result.

Each foot has twenty-six bones. This means that you have a great opportunity for a lot of those to get out of adjustment or out of place or turned because you’re wearing the wrong shoes or maybe you have a weak ankle. You command the tunnel to open up and all the ligaments to be made whole in the name of Jesus.

On this one you could add, “In the name of Jesus, I command every bone in both feet to go into place and stay there in Jesus’ name.”

Another ailment, tendonitis or “tennis elbow,” is healed by the carpal tunnel “thing.” If you will be alert to the nudging of the Holy Spirit, you will discover many new ways to see someone healed.

You can even do it to yourself and always remember, “If Charles and Frances can do it, YOU can do it, too!”

Date: 2015-02-16; view: 687