John B
2/5/2016
9:26:59 AM | Hello Miss Gail,
So glad to hear that you have gotten started on the protocol and are making progress with managing your environment. Typically there is an identifiable vector (carrier insect or mite) that exposes one to Morgellons, but not always.
In such cases, infestations are obviously a potential source of reinfection (this is one of the areas that Kleen Green can be most helpful), but at some point when you get your environment cleaned up, the challenge before Morgellons patients is an inside out process of rehabilitating their bioterrain.
Many who have recovered here have even said that they didn't stop noticing signs of infestation in their environment until they stabilized internally. So do your cleaning etc., but remember that nourishing and restoring your body is above all else.
Try to be patient with your neighbor. She cannot possibly understand what you are going through without experiencing it herself, and neither she or you want that. Storing your food and medicines at her house is not necessary, especially now that you have taken measures to clean up your environment.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Please let me know if I may be of assistance Gail, and know that you are in our prayers.
As our dear friend Mel says, "Never give up Hope!"
Love,
John
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