mel
8/24/2013
11:15:43 AM | Welcome everyone.
Let me first thank Nancy for bringing this to our attention. Since 2008 or thereabouts we have been aware that Morgellons almost always comes with at least one coinfection.
Over these five years of discovery, we have found that many people who suffer from Morgellons also suffer with Lyme and/or MRSA and almost always have underlying fungal overgrowth issues. Furthermore, these coinfections typically precede or pave the way for Morgellons symptoms to begin.
I learned about MMS in July of 2008 on a Lyme board of young progressive Lyme doctors in New England. At that time I set out to determine if this was the missing ingredient in my protocol. That certainly has proven to be the case.
Once again I have to remind everyone of how lucky I was to have a compassionate and open minded doctor who monitored my blood work and made sure that I was not doing myself harm. She is and remains a rare breed.
I am glad to see that you have decided to stick with the protocol, for as you can read throughout the history of our website, restoring the bioterrain is fundamental to overcoming all of these related challenges.
Remember - Hope is only the beginning, and those who do not give up Hope get well.
God Bless you all.
Mel |
