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How I Cured Morgellons
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5/16/2019 10:44:43 AM |
I have had a most enjoyable conversation this afternoon via text with Donna, Karen, and Maria! I started our conversation thread because I had just left Labcorp, having given blood (for about the thousandth time in the past three years!), and number one on the list is the CD-57 panel so that I can get a baseline for myself. Karen gave me this complicated explanation about how it will measure my natural killer T cells (because she is very smart!) and whether or not they are starting to work for me again. As we were conversing, I came up with a rather humorous metaphor for my battle with Lyme and Morgellons. Since I am an English teacher, metaphors come rather naturally to me. I thought I would share it with you, and I am hoping it will give you all a laugh. Smart Karen also said on our text chain that laugher boosts Serotonin, which is true. So here goes. Our battle with Morgellons is kind of like what happens in Exodus in the Bible. First and foremost, it FEELS like we have been oppressed by a nasty pharaoh and his minions for 400 years. And then came Mel. He’s a little like Moses in my metaphor, although he is absolutely not allowed to get a big ego over this. Mel said, “Let my people go” to the pharaoh and his minions (Morgellons and Lyme, of course!). So, God sent a lot of plagues down on Egypt. He tormented them with Sovereign Silver, a ton of supplements, took away their sugar & caffeine & gluten & corn & potatoes & rice & alcohol, sprayed them with Kleen Green...everything He had in his arsenal. Yet, all those stubborn little critters just refused to budge. Finally, one full moon period like right now, the pharaoh and his minions received an extra dose of the biggest weapon of all: WPS. Pharaoh and his minions didn’t like it one bit. They said amongst themselves: “What is this? WPS at 3 pm, too?” So, they pretended to let Moses and his people (all of us on the forum, of course!) go. So Moses and his people set forth out of Egypt. Pharaoh and his minions were not ready to truly release their captives, however, so they followed Moses and his people to the Red Sea. Then God stepped in. And He stepped up in a big way, and He helped Mel to lead his people across the Red Sea, which HE had parted for them. Mel and his people arrived safely on the other side. Then God did the coolest thing EVER. He turned the Red Sea into a solid wall of WPS on both sides, and it came crashing down on Pharoah and his minions (Morgellons and Lyme), and they all drowned. Mel and his people celebrated on the other side of the Red Sea...they had been liberated from their tormentors! Their CD-57 tests confirmed that they were free!!! So, the moral of my metaphor is this: the next time you are feeling down about having Morgellons and/or Lyme, just think of the little critters drowning in a sea of WPS. It makes me feel better, anyway, imagining them writhing in the kind of agony they have periodically caused me. It’s therapeutic! Happy “full moon” period!!! Jamie | |||
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