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Original 3/10/2023 Post | |||||||
Teddy 3/10/2023 10:18:51 AM | To all the newbies, My story is the same as most. I went to multiple doctors and got multiple diagnoses. Everything that I was given treated the symptoms, not the problem. I spent a very large amount of money and time self treating. I did get temporary relief, but the problem still persisted. When I did find this site, I was a little reluctant to join the community. I read as much as I could get to on the site. I stopped eating sugar and dairy products. So when I did decide to join the community and get on the protocol, I was a little ahead of the game. I made significant progress in curtailing the symptoms. In about 3 months I started to notice symptoms going away. I was getting my life back to some sense of normalcy. I have made some mistakes, I have gotten of course, and I have made some wrong decisions. This August will be two years on the protocol for me. Yes, this seems like a long time. But it took a lot longer than two years for this condition to consume my body and wreak havoc on my life. I can now see the light at the end of the tunnel. Is it possible to get well faster ? Yes, if you are willing to do what I have listed below and stay the course. Is it going to be easy ? No, but being persistent and following the Sum of Parts will get you healed faster. Plug into, or take advantage, of all of the available options. There is no place you can go and get the wealth of knowledge available on the website for $5.00 per month. There is no place you can go and get to speak to others dealing with the same issues that you are like the Saturday calls. At no charge. The Sunday calls can be very uplifting as well, if you so desire. Become active in reading and posting on the forum. Share your wins and loses along the way. Support is what the community is about. Coaching is available and I would highly recommend it initially to make sure you get started properly and headed in the right direction. There is so much information available on the site, it can very easily be misinterpreted. Mel’s coaching will keep you moving forward and making progress. All of the above is from my personal experience. I know it works !! T | ||||||
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Peter 11/28/2024 9:06:10 AM | Hello folks I believe that the newly stricken in this community can gain much from learning about Teddy's journey. In his beginning post in this thread (scroll down to the bottom to read) we see a candid and forthright description of his experiences with MD unfold. He shares the dissapointments of how he was treated by doctors early on and the amount of money spent pursueing an honest practioner experience. He writes about how frustrating this can be. Then, he writes about finding this site and how he then committed to this community and to this protocol...."how he found hope." His testimony then shifts to give you further proof of how he saw noticeable improvement in symptoms at the 90 day in period on Mel's protocol (something we see time and time again here.) This gives you more powerfull persuasion that the science of "restoring one's bioterrain" is sound....and will bring forth remission in time. Finally, he emphasizes how much he values this community and the therapeutic alliances he formed here. He tells us to be secure in the wisdom and truth provided in "the forum" on this website. And he documents for everyone how important Mel's regular assistance has been towards his recovery. And so I would urge everyone that may be looking for a way through this insideous disease to read his post below. I am fully persuaded that if you do, you will find in it the encouragement and assurance that you can, and will, overcome MD. "Thank you Teddy" for your heart and for your candid sharing of how far you have come and for your heartfelt contributions here. Your presence in this community is making a significant difference! "In His Love", Peter | ||||||
Cheryl 8/21/2024 10:04:24 AM | Hi Teddy, Thank you so much for your kind wishes for me! The marked progress you're making and continued improvement are encouraging for sure. It's great that you're seeing yourself get better and trying to keep your focus on that improvement. Slow and Steady, one of The Sum of the Parts, is not always easy but is necessary. It's great that you're following that and having such positive results. Take care, Cheryl | ||||||
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