Ways to fight Parkingsons disease, paralyzation, MS, and ceberal palsy

If you have parkingsons disease (psychiatric drugs cause this), put your hands in cold water and hold them there. Exercise your hands. Sit down on your staircase and press your hands down and try to lift your body up. Do this a few times. Try to type something on your computer. Resist the shaking. I know you probably feel like you are a prisoner in your own body, but there are ways to fight it and to recover and be perfectly healed. Pray to Jesus to be healed, and stop taking psyciatric drugs. Flex your hands slowly. Stretch them. Stretch your neck. Do slow pushups: start with a plank, hold it, then very slowly lower yourself to the ground, gripping the ground with your hands. Another exercise you can do is make a fist with your hand and slowly let go. I know your hand feels like its not your own and like its about to be cut off. This is just a tactile hallucination and there is a problem in your brain that God can heal. Don't let your hands shake: resist. Type a lot of words.

When you're paralyzed, hold onto the wall and force your legs to work. Then let go and stumble around and pray to be healed. You might not be able to feel your legs, but you can still use them. It's harder, but with God all things are possible.

If you have MS or MD, to ab exercises like V-ups and sit-ups and do pushups and ride a bike. Your legs might hurt a lot, but force yourself to walk anyways. If you want, start with a walker or a cane and eventually throw them away and walk without them. And then pray to be healed. Its the same with ceberal palsy: force yourself to walk. You may walk funny at first, but then force your legs to move in a straight line.

And Jesus still heals today! It's the second coming. God doesn't want anyone to be sick. I can promise that He will help you. You might be thinking, "But WHEN?" Wait patiently and Worship while you're waiting. I promise He will heal you. Make an effort. Put water all over your body. Swim. Water can really help. Go to physical therapy and FIGHT IT.

Let me know if you have any ideas!
<3 Rebecca :)