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How I Cured Morgellons
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12/5/2012 6:35:43 AM | Hi Briana, I think you will find that Mel's protocol will help a lot in adding to your recovery. The good thing about it, is that it also works very well with children, if you ever need to go there. I really feel for you and your situation and I can empathise with your dilemma. Perhaps you can take some comfort in the knowledge that one of my friends, here in Australia, who has morgellons, lives with her daughter and grandchild who have not contracted it. Her grandchild is young. My own children, apart from Charlie, who have now left home, have not got the disease either and my son was at home with me for most of the past 8 years whilst I have had morgellons. So .... it is possible for you to have your children with you, without them getting morgellons. It is very important to address the disease from different aspects to make sure you are getting things under control and that it is not spreading. This involves looking at your immediate environment and keeping it clean, getting rid of any mould or toxic substances that you are coming into contact with; taking on new regimens with laundry, diet and lifestyle. There is lots of very good and specific information here on this website - Mel's FAQs, articles by John Burgstiner and other professionals, different threads. I read a post from Peter (How lucky can you get thread) from 12/4/12, where he spoke about a treatment approach. This is relevant. There are other things that you can do as well, to minimise threat to your children, if they live with you. My friend always wears disposable gloves when preparing food for her daughter and grandchild and after she has a shower or bath, she cleans it out and wipes it with some type of antibacterial cleaner. This works for her household. It is totally understandable that you are anxious and worried about having your children come home in the coming months. There is plenty of hope though, and, if you can adopt a good daily regimen at home, there is every chance that your children do not get sick. If they do, though, there are options available in having access to the protocol. I'm a single parent also and have received help from the He Cures All Foundation, in this regard, as have others - there is hope and it is better for you and ultimately, your children, if you don't stress too much about what might happen. I think each one of us has gone through all sorts of emotions when the enormity of what is happening to us sinks in. Then there is the whole aspect of family, friends, doctors etc., thinking we are psychotic. We can all empathise with you and I am sure there is a lot of support for you if needed. I for one, am happy for you to email me if you need moral support - you just need to ask Mel for my email address. There is also a monthly conference call in the US, that Mel organises, and that is another way to access information and support. You are not alone. As you continue to get better you will also feel better mentally as well. There are so many generous, kind and lovely people here. I have felt humbled many times. I am by no means anyone of any great knowledge or significance but, as a fellow parent, and having spoken to a few parents who have morgellons and live with children, I am happy to tell you what I know from my own experience and what has worked and not worked for me. I will include you in my prayers Briana. God bless you, your children and parents. Through His love you will find the strength to get through this. Teresa |
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