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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to For Gina


Gina

11/29/2009
1:05:45 AM
Thank you for the tips on sleeping. For the past two nights, I reversed the waterproof mattress cover to the plastic side up and have had no problems! I only find one or two specks on it in the morning...possibly from me to it! Anyway, it's so easy to wipe down quickly. I am trying to do things as simply as possible since there's so MUCH cleaning in my life now!!! I don't mind sleeping straight on the plastic...it feels good. I still use a comforter in a dust mite cover on top of me and wonder why there's not a problem there. Hope it stays that way. My theory is that they burrow 'down' and not upwards. It is tougher with the kids affected. My biggest problem is the black specs in my 2 year old's stools. I give her garlic (fresh/raw) in her foods daily. Maybe it's working and that's why I see them in there?? I long for the day I see no more of these. A good thing is I'm on the protocol now and we barely have any 'itchng'...all of our little red bumps are diminishing and I don't see the kids scratch much anymore. I believe their out of our ears for now, too. We put ice water in our ears and let it sit there for a couple of minutes. It seemed like everything else was driving them deeper in. One other new thing...I have a dorm size refrigerator and put all my used clothes in there for a few hours before washing. On the collembola websites it says cold kills them....so maybe this is helping?? I put the items that fit in the freezer part...didn't try the steamer yet. I live in West Virginia...it's now in the 30's outside! Another neat finding..my little girl bumped her head today and I put a cold pack on it....the black specks started to emerge on her face...turns out that ice and cold packs bring them out! It's nice to find natural and harmless ways to fight these! I tried to get in a cold bath, but just couldn't do it! Not a polar bear here!!! But I was able to submerge my hair and scalp. Well, Thanks again, Gina