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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Living with this for a few months


Monica

2/21/2012
11:29:38 AM
:waving: Hi everyone! First, thank you so much for the love via words. It's much appreciated. As I was telling both Mel and Theresa S. I had no idea you all were paying so much attention to my posts. I'm glad to know it's helping.

So...where are we? I'm at week 18 starting today. So, what's up? Or, should I say, 'What's popping?' White specks, and fungal hairs like...WOAH! All the time, some times more than others, like at night after MMS. The white specks come out of my scalp like a popcorn machine. I mean, it's just nuts, it's like my pores are inhaling oxygen and spitting out hairs and specks... I've been wrapping my head in a towel lightly dusted in Food Grade D.E. for months to catch this stuff. As, having stuff fall on my face, can interrupt my sleep. And, we all know how important sleep is.

As I write this, I have a very slight, dull headache. And... this morning there was slight cramping in my tummy before going for my morning visit to the potty. And, I'm dragging a little this morning... I know all of this is die-off symptoms. There's been occassional sneezing, and my sinuses having been draining a lot.

What I've noticed about what I purge nowadays is...it's mostly fungal hairs, and most of them are small, although a few here and there are big. And, very rarely, I'll see a fiber, but, they are very weak and thin, and barely noticeable... I really have to look hard to see them. Intuitively, I feel like i'm really close to stabilization... Mel is counting the moments until I call him with a earful of how horrible my big herx was... Yeah, Mel, me too. I'm like...'where is it?! where the heck is it?!' But, I'm hoping starting 18 drops of MMS will do the trick. And, I can start maintenance...after the three days of detox--yes, Mel, I listen to you. ;-)

Like Theresa S. said... for me, this is about overall health. And, therefore, I've treated it as such. I think people don't understand that getting this condition probably means, something in your body was going unaddressed for a long time. Meaning, were you eating correctly, exercising enough, taking good care of yourself in general?? I had Candida pretty badly a few years ago, I thought I had it taken care of, but, little did I understand the years worth of toxins that needed to be addressed. And, the truth is, once we get our health restored we CANNOT ever go back to who we were before this, in terms of ignoring our health, immune system, or taking good care of ourselves. In me, John has a life-long customer. I'll be on the wellness protocol forever. Because one cannot underestimate the need to keep your bioterrain optimal. This is a daily commitment I'm willing to make to myself out of love for myself and life in general. And, the people in my life will benefit from this commitment, in that I'll be here to spend time with them.

I cannot say how wondeful, the Melman is... I love our conversations so much. Theresa S. I'm sooo happy to have met you, and I'm so amazed at your 'throw the kitchen at it' attitude. We'll definitely be getting some tea soon.

Everyone...this doesn't have to be a scary experience, is it life-changing??? YES. But, you can CHOOSE to make it a positive life change, and to be a better you on all levels afterward. There's information here, there's a protocol that works here. There's tips on what to eat, what to avoid, what kind of essential oils, and natural foods to use in order to move things out quicker. But, mostly...there's a lot of love, and support, because we all want to see eachother get better, and yes... cured!

So, this isn't about being scared, it's about being smart, empowering yourself to become better.

Okay...I need to go find some citrus, this headache is getting worse, which really means... I'm getting better. :-D

See ya next week.

Monica