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After using hypnosis, Priscilla Morton, here at Mt. Chiquita in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, is able to climb again. Self-hypnosis "was the only way I could deal with the fear, the cold, the steepness, the exhaustion," she said.

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After using hypnosis, Priscilla Morton, here at Mt. Chiquita in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, is able to climb again. Self-hypnosis "was the only way I could deal with the fear, the cold, the steepness, the exhaustion," she said.

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