Nancy Curtis first chemotherapy treatment at Spokane Valley Cancer Center was Halloween 2013. Terrified and anxious, she sat waiting for the needle, infusion of chemicals and theunknown.

Then a woman offered her an impromptu reikitreatment.

Of course I didnt have any idea what reiki was, said Curtis, 52, a Missoula high school teacher, who embraced the subtle energy work that is sometimes described as a jump start for the humanbattery.

She accepted the offer by reiki practitioner Tracy Morgan, also a cancer survivor, who gives private treatments and sessions at Spokane Valley CancerCenter.

It was

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Nancy Curtis first chemotherapy treatment at Spokane Valley Cancer Center was Halloween 2013. Terrified and anxious, she sat waiting for the needle, infusion of chemicals and theunknown.

Then a woman offered her an impromptu reikitreatment.

Of course I didnt have any idea what reiki was, said Curtis, 52, a Missoula high school teacher, who embraced the subtle energy work that is sometimes described as a jump start for the humanbattery.

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