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How I Cured Morgellons
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2/17/2015 7:51:26 PM | Hi LT, I not sure if we've "met" here on the forum yet but I wanted to respond to your heartfelt post. I think you made the right choice to place your comments here, on Children and Morgellons, because your post so clearly reveals your heart for your children and desire to see them well above all else. As moms we find ourselves focused on our kids and their health above our own. We worry, we fret and often think. . . "I can stand anything for myself if my kids can just get well". I can relate because I am a mom who is nearly well and have a young daughter also afflicted with MD and nearly symptom free. For us it has been a long and difficult road too with many set-backs, challenges and seemingly impossible odds. Just wanted to encourage you that even with less than perfect conditions such as your son's denial and possible reinfection, you will succeed and you will get well! So will your younger kids. I know it because I am living it. My daughter was arguably the sickest child we've had here in our community and she is thriving today in spite of less than perfect conditions and a lot of stress in the last two years. I can't tell you how many times I was tempted to give up all hope, but I am so grateful now that I was not allowed to! ;-) Both Peter and Twiggy have recently mentioned the possibility of creating super-immunity through our protocol. When I first heard people talking about that concept two and half years ago I had my doubts. I don't anymore. . . again because I am living it. Our family is gaining ground in the arena of immunity every day and with much less than ideal conditions to deal with. In our case the challenges include a living situation that means a constant battle with mold. Not good and for anyone able to move I highly recommend you let nothing stop you if at all possible to get to a healthier environment. We will be able to soon, but for awhile we have to fight the battle where we are. If you cannot move to an ideal situation, or you have re-infection issues with family, do not give up or let worry and discouragement derail you. . . you can still win this battle! It might take a little longer but eventually your natural immunity and your body's God-given ability to heal and fight infection kicks in. It is nothing less than amazing to witness when you finally turn that corner toward greater health. I pray that your oldest son begins to realize what is happening to him and what he needs to do. But even if that takes a while, you can still get well and so can your younger children. Stay the course, remember that it only gets better from here on out, and never, never give up. That isn't just a buzz phrase here on our website. Your commitment to never give up is a huge part of what will bring you and your children to the finish line of this daunting race toward health. God bless you, uplift you and strengthen you in the battle. May He tenderly care for you and reward you for your trust in Him. Much love, Deborah B. "Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer" Romans 12:12 |
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