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Original 9/2/2009 Post | |
Mel 9/2/2009 5:11:46 PM | YOUR INPUT IS NEEDED! From time to time we get reports from some of you on how you are doing, usually when you start on the protocol or the first time you feel better. Then nothing! If you continue to improve, this is IMPORTANT for everyone to know. Once you make a statement of better health, it is very difficult to help you if you do not share the bad times as well, as we or another forum member may have a simple explanation for what might be happening to you at the time. Please keep us ALL aware of how you are doing on our protocol on a monthly basis. I will not allow other Protcols to be published on this web site until they are proven to work. Also if you find that one of the products from the protocol is helping in the way it was intended to, PLEASE DO NOT WAIT IN SHARING THIS INFORMATION. I have often said we all have slightly different body chemistry and our bodies may react a little differently. Having Morgellons for only a couple of years may have allowed me to heal fairly quickly... it is hard to tell, as our disease does not appear to have a long history of recovery. In order to better serve you, I need to know how many people are on the full protocol and how you are doing! I will create a topic page next Tuesday the 8th for those who are willing to participate. Until tomorrow. God Bless you All, mel P.S. - Tomorrow's subject: Continuous Tele-Conferencing Shows |
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Pamela Mae ---posting good news 9/26/2009 2:02:40 AM | GREAT news, Soon, (don't want to give exact date,probably next week)I will have one the practitioners on my site posting a new article on 'Children and Morgellons' I know everyone has needed this ..so hold your breathe..just for a bit..it should be helpful. Blessings Pamela MAe |
G 9/5/2009 6:54:22 PM | Debra, I concur with you , as I also did see that Doc in Pa, I also shared with him certain aspects that would convey to him the truth regarding contagious possibility. You are right Debra, he was nice, but basically monitors, the most positive thing there is.. 1) He won't call anyone "crazy". and 2) He is willing to help with protocols. 3) He is treating others for the same ailment, so hopefully he can glean any other experiences through that as well, perhaps he will realize what is working then and share it with other physicians so that others can quickly be treated. |
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