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    1 year ago

    It's a beautiful intimate venue and they do great work. Very pleased with the staff and their hard work!

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    Fizzix - Choose from "Standard" or "Emergency" level shamanic healing for immediate pain relief and total recovery.

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    5.0(6 reviews)
    6.8 mi

    In 2009, I woke up one morning unable to walk or even stand because my right foot was extremely…read moreswollen and sore. I recalled vaguely standing in the middle of the night, collapsing to the floor, and hopping back into the bed all for no particular reason. That morning I cried and called for my mother and when she tried to touch it I experienced shocks of pain. I knew it was broken. I was mad as hell - I had never experienced a broken foot before in my life. My mother wanted me to go straight to a doctor's office but I refused. I was taking summer classes so I continued to travel on foot (using a cane!!) and by public transportation all over the city. That's how upset I was and how determined I was to get over this thing and yet I refused to see a doctor for many days - this was around the time that I had begun to lose faith in what is commonly referred to as the 'health care system' as there is little evidence to show these people truly "care" about the health of the public. Anyway, I was in so much pain that I eventually went to go see a doctor... they told me that without insurance there was little they could (or rather, would) do for me. He did confirm however that I had a hairline fracture and that it would continue to suffer and never heal properly without "proper" medical attention. I didn't care - all I wanted was one of those velcro shoe thingies that would put some pressure on the foot and maybe stop the swelling. He said that I might be able to get one for free but I would have to return the next day and pay them 20 dollars both ways for a bus ride which would take me 4 minutes to a hospital for them to confirm his diagnosis and see if they "could" give me a velcro shoe thing. Pissed, I hopped my little defiant a** out of that office and went on about my business... still in pain. One day I joined my friend Shawn and his family for a documentary viewing, to exchange book recommendations and just enjoy good food and each other's company. During that night I mentioned my foot fracture and this wonderful, exquisite man who lives his life in a perpetual state of meditation said that he could "work" on it if I wanted him to... HELL YEAH I wanted him too! And he did. I remember becoming extremely relaxed while he hovered his hands around my fractured foot... I could feel the heat from his hands radiating strongly - the intense pain in my foot began to lessen then and there and the fracture began to heal rapidly after just ONE session! I know now that multiple sessions are that much more effective and that they make the healing process even more accelerated but it only took one session with Shawn for my foot to begin to mend and heal rapidly. I continued to walk and in no time could manage without the cane. I NEVER stopped walking and yet my foot healed because Shawn had enveloped my aching foot in healing energy. I was so happy - even now, I feel like crying. I learned the importance of maintaining relationships with authentically caring healers who believe in the power of the body to rebuild & restore itself. His intention is pure and his power is palpable. His dedication to health is apparent in his own lifestyle. I highly recommend his services for those who may feel helpless regarding physical pains and internal dysfunctions.

    I learned SO MUCH! I booked a personal natal chart reading with Rev. Goldman and it was so…read moreinsightful. He went step by step over all the chart details and then helped answer my personal questions and how to work on the details of my chart. I learned how to help myself heal and prosper in the future. I will be using my notes for months to come! He gave me the knowledge to research on my own afterward and made me feel empowered and ready to seek out new knowledge and hone in on my personal skills.

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    Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse

    Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse

    3.1(30 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    The Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse is an annual "haunted house" type attraction located in Conley,…read moreGeorgia, which is about 15 miles southeast of Midtown Atlanta (a 20-25 minute drive). The Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse is supposed to simulate a real-life zombie outbreak and put you in the center of it. It's a neat idea and it's been open every October for the past several years. I attended the attraction this past Friday, October 3, 2014, on opening night. The attraction is scheduled to be open every Friday and Saturday night, the rest of October, except for the week of Halloween, where the attraction will be open on Thursday and Friday that week. Check the business's web site for a calendar and more details, including a FAQ, here: http://www.atlantazombie.com/. I went with a group of six. We showed up around 9pm and the line was very short. This year, there are two attractions: (1) a zombie outbreak scenario and (2) a zombie paintball gun experience. We each paid $40 for a combo ticket to visit both attractions. We each got $5 off because it was an opening weekend special. The regular combo ticket price is $45. Credit cards accepted. Parking costs $3 cash. Shortly after signing my waiver form, I heard security say there was a "Code Yellow." A staff member told me that meant someone got so scared, they peed on themselves. I was told by security there have been "Code Browns" too, where people have soiled themselves. We went to the zombie outbreak scenario first. A few groups ahead of us were so frightened, they left after completing only a few rooms. For the first attraction, we were able to go in as a group of six. We entered a giant, multilevel, abandoned warehouse/office building. The scenario had a storyline to it. We were basically thrust into the plot of a stereotypical zombie movie, TV show, or video game. We started off at the base of a stairwell and I was immediately reminded of The Walking Dead, 28 Days Later, and The Last of Us. It was pitch black and the environment felt real. [Warning: Spoilers Ahead] Actors guided us every step of the way. We were inside an overrun FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) building. Security guards and FEMA officials briefed us on the zombie outbreak situation. There was fighting amongst the characters and lots of scurrying through hallways and rooms, up and down stairwells, to try and avoid people and zombies. The actors were talking so fast and rushing us through each set of rooms that I didn't fully comprehend what was going on. Maybe it was designed that way. Early on, it was revealed that FEMA thought we were infected, so not only did we have to escape zombies, but armed FEMA guards too. We eventually ran into a FEMA doctor and military personnel, who led us through a makeshift triage. Along the way, zombies would pop out and try to bite us. There was a lot of, "Hurry! This way!" and "Stick together!" Humans would also get into altercations with each other and sometimes end up killing each other. It was just a crazy, bleak situation. There were a few outdoor areas that we had to run through with lots of zombies. That was fun. The actors aren't supposed to touch you and you're not supposed to touch them, so I sort of lollygagged behind the group to get a better look at the zombies. I tried to "enjoy" and take in the experience more. I think a common problem with most haunted attractions is customers go through them so fast because they're scared and running away from something that they miss out on a lot of the sights and sounds that the creators worked so hard to put together. Overall, I thought the zombie apocalypse scenario was well thought out. Our run through the course lasted roughly 15 minutes, but felt shorter than that. We ran into a wide cast of characters. Along with FEMA, we hit the CDD (Centers for Disease Development) offices as well as some stragglers who saved us. There was one open-field chase sequence, just like in the movies, where someone was waiting for us inside a set of doors, shouting at us to hurry before the zombies got us. Of course, after rushing inside, the actor shut the doors before the zombies could get in, leaving them banging on the doors. [End Spoilers] The paintball experience was a letdown. First, we waited over an hour in line, and the line was short. Something must have happened inside the attraction to cause a delay. An injury, perhaps? The maximum paintball group size was four. The paintball sequence took place in the woods. We walked through the woods, pitch black, with only our guide's flashlight to lead the way. When a zombie approached, the guide would shine his light at it and we'd shoot the zombie. One hit pretty much "killed" the zombie. The entire paintball portion lasted maybe 10 minutes. It ultimately consisted of a casual stroll through the forest, shooting a zombie every so often. There was no real adrenaline rush and it was actually kind of boring, though amusing. In the end though, I did have fun.

    It's the end of the world and the zombies have taken over!! The Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse drops…read moreyou into an end-of-the world scenario with zombies coming at you from every angle. It's up to a highly trained and specialized military unit to help you and your group get from one part of the compound to the other - without getting killed or infected. You'll feel like you're in a real life action-horror film, complete with running, jumping, dodging, gunfire and zombie groupies. That's right. Zombie groupies. I haven't had this much fun since that weekend in Tijuana! The Apocalypse portion is a MUST, but if you want to shell out $10 more to shoot paint balls at real zombies (albeit, in a very controlled environment) have at it, as there is a section called "Shoot Out" that allows you to do just that. While I was super excited at the thought of shooting zombies, the reality of the Shoot Out was a bit of a letdown and the only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars. But, trust me when I say The Apocalypse section more than made up for it. Just a tip - get there early! The ticket office opens around 8 (double-check on their site as I think it may open earlier the closer we get to Halloween). If you're not there early enough, you could be waiting for up to 2 hours.

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