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How I Cured Morgellons
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Jul 8/30/2012 10:44:57 PM | I will attempt to keep this as brief as possible because I know you're all busy, but I am hoping this will help someone. As I write this, I am doing well. I have some minor muscle aches, and I still see a couple signs of this condition. But otherwise I am very happy and extremely high-functioning. In February, I was not. My symptoms were as follows: dry scalp/skin, hair loss, tremors, white things in phlegm, allover itchy crawlies, pinprick bites, finding black fibers and some long shiny blue ones in my bed, black specks on my skin (would rub/wash off easily), short-breathing, watery bloodshot gunky eyes, cold body temp, brain fog, panic/sadness (not about anything, just the feelings), a weird sort of nightmare-feeling (sorry if this is scary - I think this is maybe from the neurotoxins from the fungus), muscle weakness, dry mouth, difficulty eating (NO appetite and then when I would get a small bit down it would go straight through) and getting full really quickly, constant running phlegm in the back of my throat, pain in calves/lower back, difficulty sleeping. I am now up to 16 drops of MMS and all of that is gone :) Still have some black specks showing up on me, some rashes on my legs, and some minor aching in my legs, but I'd say I have a pretty good quality of life that I couldn't appreciate more. MMS has made the most dramatic improvement. I was scared of it out of ignorance at first, but then once I read enough about the progression of this condition, I was far more scared of that. I hope that by sharing how far I've come, that someone new decides to take this protocol seriously. I do have a pre-existing condition (that doctors also don't understand) and the protocol helps a bit with that too. It seems like many individuals with M symptoms have something pre-existing. Doctors have wanted to help me with my overall health and rebalancing my terrain, but they have not known anything about M and my regular doctor does not even believe in it. I am ok with this because I found you all and I am no longer turning to them to figure it out, but I am monitored and getting bloodwork checked with the turn of each season. I can't wait to update this when I'm 100% all better! Bless you Mel. xo |
Kelly 8/22/2016 11:43:29 AM edit upload | Jul, I love to read stories like yours. It is so true that we have to live with these infections, but still carry on with life. I applaud you for your strength. Good luck in grad school. Lots of prayers coming your way. Kelly |
Peter 8/21/2016 2:45:01 AM | Hello Jul Very good to hear from you and to know you are doing well. Like me, you have come a very long way from where you once were with this. John B. reminds me to never lose sight of that. He is so right. Good luck with your graduate work. You will certainly achieve your goals and I will look forward to celebrating your further success in the future. Always, Peter |
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