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Case
studies from happy clients
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Carmel Miedziolka,
(age 40) – as
featured in Spirit & Destiny magazine
In Carmel’s own words: “Anton and
I met on a Masters degree course and, aged 38,
I fell pregnant. It was a complete accident
and shocked us both. But we gradually got
used to the idea of having a baby. At 11 weeks
I had a miscarriage. Anton was
as devastated as me and it really brought into
focus that having a child together was the thing
we wanted most. We got married and decided
to give it another go.After a year we were referred
for tests. I
was told I had unexplained infertility. I
was offered IVF treatment and informed I should
decide straight away because of my age, now 40.
It was a lifeline, so we grasped it.  |
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Emma,
(age 36), a marketing communications executive – as
featured in The Independent on Sunday
Emma says: “I had four unsuccessful IVF treatments
and was quite distraught when I joined an infertility
support group, which was where I heard about Dr Muir. The
first time we spoke she gave me such hope. I
wasn’t sure what to expect from hypnotherapy,
but after my initial consultation I immediately felt
as ease. She made me feel confident and relaxed,
something I hadn’t felt in a long time, and
during the treatment she broke through a lot of psychological
barriers. Her work is very subtle and it works
at a very deep level. She made me believe that
I could become pregnant – and after seven sessions
I did.
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Sarah Wagner,
(age 37) – as featured in Here’s
Health
In Sarah ‘s own words: “After
my own experiences, I believe totally in alternative
therapy. After two unsuccessful years of private
fertility treatment, which cost thousands of pounds,
I was devastated physically and emotionally. Conventional
treatment can wreak havoc on your body and your
confidence so I decided to quit my job, which took
a lot of stress off me. Through an infertility
support group I sought the help of a hypnotherapist,
Dr Elizabeth Muir, who helped me get past the mental
and emotional trauma of conventional treatment.We
spent a lot of time going through my past and trying
to break through my conviction that I just wasn't
meant to be pregnant.
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Dr
Sarah Andrews, (age 37) – as featured
in Sunday Times
Sarah tried for three years to get pregnant, secretly
worrying throughout that time that, if she succeeded,
she might jeopardise her chances of a consultancy
post.Says Sarah: "Once I thought I had decided
I wanted a baby, I became obsessed with getting
pregnant, and when it didn't happen after six months,
I started falling apart. I had two attempts at
IVF, both of which failed. That was a horrendous
experience. It was a bit like being in a cattle
market, with the same disappointed faces in the
waiting room.
After the second attempt failed, I thought I had
to find something else. Right from the start, Elizabeth
Muir helped me to feel better.
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Hilary
Coldicott (39) – as featured in
Daily Express
Hilary Coldicott, 39,
from Princes Risborough in Buckinghamshire, consulted
Dr Muir after spending four years trying to conceive. The
doctors could not find anything wrong with her
or her husband, and suggested IVF. But
the couple were determined not to go down that
road. “I
felt that if there was nothing physically wrong
with me, there must be something else,” she
says.
Shortly into Dr Muir’s hypnotherapy programme,
Mrs Coldicott realised that a big part of her did
not really want to get pregnant. “My career
is very important to me. At the back of my
mind was the question of whether I could really cope
with my business and a child,” she says.
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