12/27/2025
You all know I’m big on emotional release work and here’s another ewason why.
Womb programming can affect a child more than we will ever fully understand.
About ten years ago, I worked with a client who asked me to support her adopted son using the Body Code.
By the time he was a teenager, he was struggling deeply—drug use, heavy depression, intense anger toward his parents, and a complete lack of empathy. At fifteen, he even called CPS on his parents simply to get them in trouble.
This family was loving, patient, and genuinely trying—but som**hing deeper was at play.
I decided to begin working on Heart Wall trauma, because emotional numbness is often a key indicator of a Heart Wall. A Heart Wall forms as a form of protection, but when it remains intact, it can block empathy, connection, and emotional awareness.
During the session, som**hing unusual came up.
I found multiple Heart Walls formed in the womb—which is not common.
I mentioned this to the mother, and she gently reminded me:
“He’s adopted.”
His biological mother had been a m**h addict and was repeatedly abused during pregnancy.
Every time she was hit…
Every time she relapsed…
The unborn child absorbed the emotional shock and stress—and his system responded by building layer after layer of protection around his heart.
He wasn’t born “bad.”
He was born numb.
Through proxy muscle testing and long-distance work, I completed the clearing of his Heart Wall.
Not long after the final clearing, he was sitting in church next to his adoptive mother. She gently rubbed his back. He looked exhausted—likely processing.
Suddenly he snapped,
“Stop trying to wake me up!”
The outburst startled her.
Then som**hing happened that had never happened before.
He paused… and said,
“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to yell at you.”
For the first time, he felt what he was doing—and how it affected someone else.
Over the following months, his behavior began to change.
This is why womb trauma matters.
This is why early emotional programming matters.
And this is why healing can still happen—even years later.