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How I Cured Morgellons
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3/14/2015 5:27:13 AM | Hi Nicole, In response to your question regarding getting blood tests on our children - I've never gone there. I don't live in the US and, as bad as it is over there with the medical profession, it is 10 times worse here in Australia. I would like to add that we, as mothers know when our children are sick and, in many ways, don't need validation from the medical community, in order to give them supplements and introduce good eating habits. Of course, it is important to consult your GP if your child is ill. No one here would ever suggest not to. There are many of us who have experienced the same response as you, when trying to talk about morgellons with different professionals, including me. I have learnt to be very mindful of what I say to most people, including family. My child's health changed for the better as soon as we started on the protocol. He was very ill at the time, and very young. Because he was so ill, I supplemented his diet with more of the protocol than other children now use, but it was carefully monitored and with consultation. That was well over 3 1/2 years ago now and he is a totally different little boy these days. The fact that he is better now, on the protocol, is enough. It is difficult with young children to get them to eat particular foods. It's hard enough for me to get him to eat any vegetables or even a good variation. I do my best, though, and try not to 'sweat the small stuff' so much. I have tried to live a clean life with a clean diet myself and don't have any 'bad' food in the house. I have my little 'tricks' that I pull out of the bag at times, to get him to take the big capsules etc. or to eat well. One of these was a little ditty that I used to teach him - don't think, just drink. He would earn a gold star. Your son, Tyler, sounds like a brave and beautiful boy - you are very blessed. I am not sure what support you have around you - hopefully family, but I would caution that it is very important for children to feel safe and secure and not to have fear. Please be mindful about putting too much on his shoulders. I believe it is important to be open and honest with our children, but it is also important that they can feel safe and secure; it is important for their emotional growth to adulthood. I also understand how difficult it is, as a mother and an individual to be at this stage and trying to fight for something when no one understands. In that way, I am here for you as are the many others you've already communicated with on this site. Peace and blessing to you and Tyler. Teresa |
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