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Jul
8/18/2012
11:18:29 PM
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Thank you Mel! After our last talk I just wanted to be as on top of it as possible because even though I'm making great progress we do not want to slack in any ways that might allow the M junk to sneak back in! So I'm glad to know that plants can be ok!
All my love-
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mel
8/12/2012
11:26:52 AM
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Jul,
Welcome as always.
I could have called you with the answer, but I thought it would be a good opportunity to share my thoughts on this subject with everyone.
I have been a plant person most of my life and have always had many plants in my home. Orchids are a favorite, as well as Antheriums with the beautiful red flowers.
I could go on, but you get the idea! I have a 42 year old Deiffenbachia that has crossed the USA with me both ways twice. I have created at least twenty babies from this plant and given them to others as gifts!
Those of you who know me best know I am a clean freak. Keep your plants clean and do your home work on each plant's needs, for like people, they are all a little different. Mites come from lack of proper care.
Hopefully this helps a little. Good luck with your new hobby. Congratulations as you continue on the road to restoring your health.
KEEP ON GOING!!!
God bless you, Never Never give up HOPE!
Mel
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Jul
8/18/2012
11:18:29 PM
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Hi all,
I have a scientific question.
I have read that plants attract mites & such, and those are the sort of buggies that annoy people with M symptoms... This is at least my understanding. Ok so, my question is, should I be avoiding working with plants?
I want to do some art installations with them, and I also want to learn more about floral design. And that would be a lot of contact. Is this something that could interfere with my health?
Thank you all! I have a good progress report to write by the way... Coming soon! In the middle of some intense life events at the moment, so know that there is good news coming!
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