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How I Cured Morgellons
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Mel 4/23/2026 7:39:57 AM MST |
Glad to hear from you even though it's only on rare occasions. Always seems to be with bad news. Allow me to please to make the following suggestions: Without your health you've got nothing. So I think we need to change your priorities. You write in your post that you are up to 19 drops. That's way too many and I'll further suggest my coaching schedule and choose a time to Zoom with me. Of course knowing that you are unemployed there will be no charge. I think if you are going to get well here, you are going to have to take a little more advice and implement it. Mel | ||||||
T 4/23/2026 9:59:43 AM MST |
Two and a half months ago I started at a new bar. It had a lower floor which when I walked into, one side had a slight musty lingering smell, which got worse nearer the DJ booth. My first thought was to turn around but decided to see. My hours started at 30-35 hrs the first week and then went ballistic to 42-47 each week, not including 2 hour commute round trip 5 times a week. First week I caught a fever that had me ill for three days and missed a day off work. Had a few colds in that period as well, with people coughing and sneezing on you at the bar, handling drunk from glasses etc. I was flat out exhausted. My days off were just eating, and resting as much as possible. I needed two days in a row, but they started to stagger them and change up the shift patterns. You could be working 2-12pm and then two days later 10am - 9pm. Created havoc with sleep scheduling and getting into bed early morning. The food they served was all non protocol friendly, so fasted until I got home. I thought about stripping back burgers to just burger meat and salad, but after the first one or two times I put through the order, I couldn't justify the small charge for two dried up beef patties and shredded lettuce. Also questioned the food hygeine. If you do go to a bar in the future, know that the ice usually comes from an ice making machine, which most has mold (this one leaked for months even after multiple 'repairs'), the glasses get handled by bartenders when they come out of the dishwasher and we handle so many dirty glasses etc, that all goes back on. In that period, sleep schedule was not ideal at all. Most days getting into bed between 2-4am. Working through exhaustion, long periods of standing, leading to light headedness on occassion. Stuck with clean diet, even took out bell peppers when I overdid them for a few days and forgot how many carbs they contain. No alchohol, in fact can't stand the stuff now and seeing the effects it has on people. Stuck with the protocol and up to 19 drops. They let me go earlier this week, and a part of me is greatly relieved. I had asked to reduce my hours and they thought it better to just find someone else, to exploit. Lots of love. | ||||||
Timothy 12/11/2025 9:52:52 AM MST |
Having done more reading on Lymes, I may have hit a pocket of 'Lyme rage', mood swings, irritability, anger, frustration. It would explain quite a few things and would align with symptoms first ramping on the head and still clearing in cycles. Didn't have the brain/blood barrier interaction previously, or at least as prominently. Apparently these can all be classic Herx symptoms as things get moved along. I've not been myself these last few months, and I'm normally quite calm. Sleep, hormonal, all the other upper body/brain stuff. In other news, the trampoline/rebounder wouldn't open up haha. The manual had this tiny woman casually open it up with her hands, and I'm trying different positions, trying to deadlift it open, bench press it, i mean the woman must of been the hulk lol. It got me thinking, it's just bouncing up and down (to stimulate lymphatic drainage), and I realised actually I don't need the rebounder to do that. Stick on a mix list and dance. | ||||||
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