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How I Cured Morgellons
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Donna M 2/18/2018 11:25:54 AM | Garden Girl, I love plants too and because I have been fighting this for a few months,I neglected my house plants and lost all but two. I am glad you posed this question and look forward to more responses. Curious? Have you had Morgellons for 15 years and if so, how have you managed to live with this for 15 years? I mean have you lived somewhat normally- like socially, job wise, etc.? My prayers for you that through this website, you will find help and healing as I have and will be cured. |
Marie 2/16/2018 4:53:36 PM | Hi, Garden girl welcome. If you have no fear then carry on gardening. Wear long sleeved clothing and cotton gloves. When pruning use strong gardening gloves. My son who has morgs has not stopped gardening, grows all his own fruit and veg. When things were bad and energy levels low he still gardened when he could. I couldn't even leave my bed for months and have arthritis in all joints, but now a new hip and shoulder later i am back tending my pots. The morgs are still with me . What suits one may not suit another so see how you feel. Leave long grass cutting to someone else but sew yourseeds and grow your flowers. Or do like Mel does and grow things inside. Use sterilised compost for sowing and clean trays or pots. I have had potted plants in my room all the time and cannot see that they have made me worse. Mel,s protocol cures as has been proved. I am on my own protocol and it doesn't cure. Sprinkle citronella on your clothes when in the garden. And grow herbs. Many essential oils are a real blessing when fighting this disease. Take care and God bless. Marie |
GardenGirl 2/18/2018 12:11:43 PM | Hi all, I'm new here and learning so much. I have had symptoms for over 15 years (doctors kept dismissing me so I gave up trying). Things just started getting worse in terms of increased biting and other visible signs, so after many hours researching and viewing, I've finally figured out what is going on. I recently started taking wild oregano oil for some heart pains (long story but I also just got diagnosed with Lyme disease...so I have a lot of work ahead of me) and the fibers and bites started increasing (die-off?? I'll need to do more research). I just ordered some anti-parasite supplements and started reading Mel's protocol. It is really encouraging that so many people have been helped. All these years I thought I was the only one going through this with the fuzz balls and biting. I have a lot of other symptoms... I am writing to see if anyone here is/was a gardener. Gardening was my life/is my life in my free time, my favorite hobby. I would spend hours in the garden every spring and summer. I just love growing flowers from seeds. I don't like the idea of giving it up, but after learning about Morgellons and my Lyme diagnosis, I feel I should...?? I am just wondering if anyone out there still gardens after going through this/while on the protocol. Is that just a huge no-no? I am probably crazy to consider going back in the dirt and the only reason I'm considering it is because I've had this long before I ever started gardening. (And as for lyme, I think the same, I have had it for years). |
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