Brice Royer: I help people belong

Brice Royer

"I don't belong to any countries. I belong with people who share my values. They can live anywhere."- Brice Royer

At age 19, Brice was surprised by a misdiagnosis of a terminal disease, with no cure or explanation. "You could die.", the doctor told him. He was prescribed a hand splint to immobilize his wrist. For several lonely years, his health deteriorated until it was too painful to lift a pen, take a shower, or even dress himself.

After breaking through his debilitating beliefs and realizing emotional pain caused this chronic pain, he noticed relief from his hand pain in one hour, and a snap of the fingers confirmed the pain was completely gone. He was so inspired that he promised to devote his life to help others "remove the splints" that prevents them from living to their fullest potential. Since then, he has inspired and encouraged thousands of people around the world.

He founded TCKID, a non-profit community dedicated to give third culture kids a sense of belonging. His perspectives have been featured on the BBC, ABC News, The Telegraph, the U.S Department of Defense and Education Week.

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Before: How Emotions Can Cause Disability	After His Discovery

Suffered from loneliness, depression, anxiety, and hopelessness for several years. Health deteriorated until it was too painful to lift a pen, take a shower, or even dress himself. "I can't do anything, because I'm not good enough and I'm a failure."	Discovered that emotions can cause illness. Realized his depression weakened his immune system and made it vulnerable to disease. Took control of his emotions, changed his beliefs, and was healed in one hour.

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Brice Royer was born to a half French, half Vietnamese father Peacekeeper, and an Ethiopian mother who speaks several languages and has lived most of her life abroad. They taught Brice the values of open-mindedness and cultural diversity.

On October 2003, Brice got a surprise: a diagnosis of a terminal disease. The doctors told him, then a 19 year old man preparing for university, that there was no cure or explanation.

For several years, he couldn't write, shower himself, or even hold a glass of water. But worst of all, he was isolated and had no purpose in life.

However, his life was turned around when he discovered that the emotional stress had caused the physical pain. One day, he was miraculously healed and made a promise that he will devote his life to relieve people from pain.

He has since inspired thousands of people around the world, and is on a mission to relieve people from pain.

Recommended Reading on Brice's physical disability:

How Emotions Affect Your Health- Family Doctor

Emotional Pain Hurts More than Physical Pain Telegraph

The Mind and Body Connection - Science Daily

* Started his own professional company as a domainer, social media expert and online publisher reaching over 100,000 online subscribers.

* Founded TCKID, a non-profit organization to assist third culture kids find a sense of belonging and has reached over 23,000 members with over 40 local groups worldwide.

* Co-founded TCK Academy with Paulette M. Bethel, Phd, an online learning and education community to support the needs of ATCKs and the expatriate community.

* Currently working on The Belonging Challenge DVD, a 30 day training program designed to help those who struggle with isolation to find a sense of belonging.

* Has appeared on dozen of media outlet including: BBC, U.S Department of State, Families in Global Transition Conference, and Education Weekly.

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