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pokys mom 11/5/2012 11:48:53 AM | I am new to this site too. Been talking to Mel alot. I have been sick for 3 years. Have been diagnosed with Lyme disease,and co. I always knew in my heart , that it was Morgellons. I have been on the protcol for about a month now. Just started the MMS 2 weeks ago. I have been reading all of the posts on this forum. Monica , you are such a strong inspiration for me. My husband and my dog are sick too. My husband has not started the protocol yet. He is not fully convinced. I have started giving my dog Poky MMS in her water, and sprinkle her food with essential flora and candida rid. My story is a long and scary one. I have been labeled D.O.P.. I do not have visible fibers. I do have little sores on my lip that don't heal. The whole thing started in my head. I do not have sores in my head now. I have been on antibiotics and anti protozoals for a couple of years. What I do have, are the itching, crawling and biting sensations , in my scalp , and on my feet and ankles mainly. I also have white spots and red dots all over my skin.I have lost 30 lbs since this all began. I have been eating really clean for most of the 2 years I have been going to my LLMD. My vision and my teeth have been affected also. I have a couple of questions.....actually lots. One is, what do you do about your winter coats? It is not feasable to wash them after each wear. Also, would'nt it be cool to share some of the recipes that everyone makes ? I really have to get better you see, my only daughter is getting married in my yard next September. I am scared and cry alot. I was never like this before I became ill.I hope to gather strength from the others on this wonderful site. The other sites frighten the hell out of me. Thanks for listening. Lisa |
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Cynthia 11/21/2014 6:25:07 PM | Hi Peter, My name is Cynthia and I'm really glad that you found the source of your problem. I have read all your threads and I can't wait for you to be 100%. Your day is coming and I rooting for you. Your a very caring person. I also have mold under a sink which I'm not very handy and I don't know how to get it out. I've been waiting for 6 months for housing management to fix it but I have been unsuccessful. I'm also waiting for a transfer to a 2 bedroom apartment. I don't know how long that will be. I've been on protocol for 3 months but only 3 weeks on MMS but I'm improving slowly. Hoping that 2015 will bring me a new place. I really look up to you and can't wait for you to be well. God bless! |
Peter 11/21/2014 2:01:46 AM | Hi folks I discovered some form of black mold behind my refrigerator this week. Mel and I discussed this and we both agree that this mold has likely played a role play in keeping me from reaching complete remission. We have always held that remaining in an apt. or in a home that has mold will keep us from reaching the finish line. We have no choice here. Remove yourself, or remove the mold, or you will remain sick. Luckily, I found it. I have removed the mold and I will now be aggressively cleaning walls, cabinets, floors, and ducting. I will make certain that I get it all. Here are the hard facts about mold. The EPA reports 30 percent of USA structures have mold. Ten percent of USA homes leak each year. After 48 hours, these leaks start creating mold. Hidden mold produces toxic chemicals on its spores that are harmful to adults and children in over 200 possible ways. Mold toxins can hurt virtually every organ in the body. Mold chemicals in the air may increase cancer, strokes, and heart attacks. And, because mold illness is absent from any medical training, even sincere physicians are often not able to diagnose it. The bottom line is that ignoring this common house threat can undermine your life, your child’s life, and others you love. I wanted everyone to fully understand that if your environment has mold, the chances of you getting well are not good. If you suspect mold, you must not ignore it! Godspeed, Peter |
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