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How I Cured Morgellons
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12/10/2012 2:43:18 PM | Dear Teresa & Charlie, Nicole & Tyler, Mark & Chase, Briana and all the parents out there, You all were in my thoughts and prayers this weekend. I am grateful for each of you, and for this thread for those of us with little ones fighting Morgellons. Thank you so much Teresa for getting this thread started to benefit us all. It was a wonderful idea. I am feeling very blessed today having just come through a week of purging symptoms, sleeplessness and pain, and coming to the other side of it this weekend with a renewed sense of health, peace and hope for the future. I know that there will be more weeks like the last one, uncomfortable, even painful, and sometimes depressing as the purging symptoms surge for a time. When this happened in the past I used to immediately panic that I might have done something wrong, perhaps unintentionally caused a relapse. Now with a little more experience under my belt I am slowly learning that these times mean progress and that I can expect to reach a higher plateau of healing afterwards. This makes it so much easier to face the waxing and waning of Morgellons with levelheadedness and determination. I hope all of you are finding this to be true too and that you are facing fewer of those times of doubt. I woke up in the night recently to find my little girl awake and sitting up in her room singing. I peaked in and listened while she sang 'Silent Night' with the sign language that goes with each word. We've been working on this for an upcoming Christmas presentation, researching each sign and it's meaning and origin. The sign for 'peace' in American Sign Language is one that I really love because it is so graphic. You bring your two hands together as though you are going to gently clap, then you twist your hands against each other representing conflict or lack of peace. Finally you separate your hands and smooth them out over an imaginary table, slowly and gently coming to a stop. This represents the resolution of stress and conflict, ending in complete calm. I watched while Carrie formed the sign for 'peace' as she sang 'Sleep in heavenly peace'. When she realized I was there she said she couldn't sleep and was 'singing to Jesus' to help her feel better. We cuddled together for awhile and prayed and eventually she was able to sleep peacefully, knowing that the Lord was watching over her. In an addition to the reminder of all that God did for mankind that night when He sent His son, the experience reminded me that each one of our battles with Morgellons can end in calm and victory over another stage of the bigger conflict. I know that without keeping my mind and heart calm and focused on the One who is the source of all healing, I only make it more difficult for my body to heal. I know I need the composure and assurance that only the Prince of Peace can give. I am experiencing that calm and peace this week as I prepare myself and my daughter for whatever comes next. I pray that each of you are experiencing these times of calm after the storms of Morgellons and that you are resting in the love and care of the Prince of Peace today. Deborah B. 'For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given: and the government shall be upon His shoulder: and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.' Isaiah 9:6 PS: Please keep posting and let us know how you all are doing this week. If you've had a recent experience of 'calm after the storm', Carrie and I would love to hear about it! :-) |
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