Original Emetophobia Eraser Program

Get Your FREE Emetophobia Email Seminar! "The 5 Lies of Emetophobia" A look into the classic myths and mistakes people make when trying to overcome their fear. Name: Email: Simply enter your first name and email address above and I'll immediately send you the first lesson. NO SPAM ............................................................... Emetophobia Eraser 101 N. Klein Dr.  Suite 111 Waunakee WI 53597 Phone: 888-272-3194 "The Changes Are Already Incredible…" I've been using the Emetophobia Eraser program for 14 days now, and I have to say, the changes are already incredible! I used to take anti nausea medicine twice a day and I don't take ANY anymore. I made it through a work lunch without any "freak out" moments which was very exciting and a big step forward! I know I'm only 2 weeks into the program but the difference is huge considering that not long ago I wasn't able to eat dinner EVER. Now I know I can overcome this. Ashley Smolski Tulsa, OK "Seeing improvement after 20 years…" I've had my phobia for 20 years and would constantly be "checking" myself for signs I may be sick, getting a feeling of nausea, and visualizing myself throwing up and not handling it. After starting the program have finally started seeing improvement. Joanne Wimmer United Kingdom “The program is perfect – it’s helped me realize that I control and ultimate power over my thoughts.” Cole Davis Portland, OR “I am truly thankful for having found your program, it was very moving to me that there was someone helping who actually understood this phobia! I have been working hard with the program, and in just this short amount of time (2 weeks), I’m already making great progress. Michelle Hilton, PhD Austin, TX Many people struggle with the fear of vomiting and have their days and thoughts interrupted by their need to avoid throwing up and situations that may make vomiting a possibility. It’s called emetophobia, it's dangerous, it ruins lives, and it's curable. I'm proof. From: Jillian Stevens Where: Madison, Wisconsin  What would eliminating your emetophobia mean to you? The freedom to eat what you want, where you want, with who you want? Ending the anxiety that comes with the constant fear in in the pit of your stomach? Being able to not feel "on guard" against coming in contact with or being around vomit or someone that might throw up? Not having to hide your fear from people or be embarrassed? A life in secret is no way to live, believe me. Being free of limitations that rob you of your enjoyment of life? Having the ability to finally concentrate on work or school instead of your phobia? Accepting that promotion at work without worrying about how you'll accommodate your emetophobia with the new responsibilities and recognition? Knowing that your children can look up to you and not be influenced by your reaction to this horrible condition? Ending the obsessing, anxiety, and panic attacks that come with the fear. Being able to just breathe out a sigh of relief that it's over... It was snowing out, not a lot, just enough to cover the evergreen trees and make it look sort of like a Christmas card. I was looking out the window over the frozen lake, hardly aware of the voices around me, thinking about how far I'd come. I thought back to all the people that said I'd have to live with it, or be on medication my whole life, or that I was strange. For the first time in a long time, I felt different, I felt proud of myself.   I turned my head away from the window and tried to absorb where I was and how I felt. I saw the crisp white tablecloth, the glass of water with condensation running down the sides, and the hustle and bustle of activity as the lunch crowd demanded to get served fast enough to get back to their offices.  Amidst all this, I felt free, at peace, nothing like how I used to...  This was my first public meal without the fear that I can remember, and I'll NEVER forget it. This was my life with emetophobia... Eating in restaurants or other people's homes became impossible since I couldn't control the kitchen and it's cleanliness. It's pretty insulting to the host to not eat anything at Thanksgiving... what could I say? I'm afraid you're dirty and your food will make me puke? I was absolutely plagued by panic attacks - this terror that my worst fears would come true or I'd lose control over the situation I was trying so desperately to hold together. It seemed like my whole day was spent thinking about how I could avoid vomit or someone that might vomit, and what would happen if I couldn't escape it.  It was constantly running through my head and not being able to control my thoughts was scary.... I avoided traveling by plane, bus, or boat. I was just too concerned it would make me nauseous. Taking my kids on rides at the carnival? Forget it. Ever see those big huge containers of antibacterial soap? I think they made those just for me. I would