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How I Cured Morgellons
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5/10/2015 1:42:57 PM | Hi Suzie, My prayers for peace and assurance go out to you today. May the Lord bless you on Mother's day and give you encouragement and strength to continue on. I want to commend you for your love and commitment to getting your precious little boy well. You ARE a good mother already and you are doing the right thing for him, even if others around you have not recognized that yet. I can tell you from my own experience, they usually do after they see the improvement in your child. Your question is do any children actually get over this 100%? The answer it a resounding "Yes!" kids do get well. As you probably know, for all of us a change of lifestyle and diet may be a permanent necessity to stay well, but being free of all symptoms is possible and is happening here in this community, especially for the little ones. The first thing to do is to stay calm, focused and keep your spirits up as you do battle against MD for yourself and your child. Remember, the disease seems to feed off of negative emotions and doubt and your child will pick up on those emotions, even if you endeavor to protect them from your fears. Stay positive and stay strong for his sake. It's taken me a long time to learn this to the point where I practice it consistently, but it is so very true. This is an very long and often very difficult battle, more than we can know and understand at first.Even more difficult when you have a child. I sometimes wonder how any of us with children have made it through to the end, but amazingly it is happening and whole families are getting well. The key is to realize and accept that there will be set-backs and bad days, that is actually part of the healing process and proof that the purging cycle is in place and protocol working. When you see sudden purging symptoms like the itchy rash your son has, take heart! He is actually getting rid of toxins. It is a good thing and often peaks around the full moon. It may take many such cycles before you win this battle, so get strong and stay strong through the hard times. I also agree with Mary, fruit just doesn't work and for my daughter, it can actually trigger a relapse so I would avoid all fruits except lemon for the time being. I make stevia lemon-aid for my daughter's lunches and the other kids at school tell her it isn't fair that she gets home-made lemonade and home-made cookies (protocol friendly) when they have only milk and store-bought candy. Just goes to show you! ;-) We don't need to feel sorry for our kid's because of their diets. They are the lucky ones who will grow up free of food addictions and eating and loving real foods, not junk. The other day my daughter told me she feels sorry for kids who eat candy all day. Bingo... mission accomplished! Good eating is now a way of life for her, and it will be for your boy too. I just want to finish by saying "Bravo" to all the awesome and brave Moms like you, Suzie, who will stop at nothing to get their little ones well and safe from this awful disease. With the Lord's help you will do it. You will cross the finish line and get well. God bless and Happy Mom's Day, Deborah B |
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