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How I Cured Morgellons
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6/25/2020 9:01:02 AM |
Mel does have a great sense of humor, and I like the graphics he chooses! They make people smile. That is always a good thing! I am sorry to hear that you are having tummy issues. There are a number of us (you, Cheryl, myself, Linda, and others) who really struggle with our compromised guts. It’s very unfortunate. As you know, there are a lot of natural foods and other things that help to soothe the gut: aloe, slippery elm, marshmallow, licorice root, ginger, turmeric...the list goes on and on. I know you are a big fan of ginger, as am I. Everyone is different, though, so what works for one person might not necessarily work for another. That is why a food journal, as Mel always stresses, is quite helpful to keep track of what helps...and what doesn’t help. Yes, I agree that moving long distance requires an adjustment period. I cannot wait to develop a charming Southern accent like Cheryl or Donna or Karen! Alan’s family is there, and I have met many of them before; they are nice people. Alan’s stepmother (his only surviving parent) has like 11 brothers and sisters, and they all have families. My mother’s two closest friends are there. One of my close high school friends is there—only 10 minutes ways. Some of my former students are there. When I was only 22, I moved from Pennsylvania to Connecticut. I was far less emotionally equipped to handle that move, but I did it. It took about a year to adjust but, honestly, New England is NOT the most receptive place on the planet when it comes to newcomers! (Sorry, Donald, but it is SO true!). The South is entirely different. And, yes, I do have my husband and Lilly, although I think she is NOT going to enjoy the adjustment. We are a tad bit worried about her! She knows something is happening because there are boxes all over the place, and we have disturbed her environment! She might need a tranquilizer during the long trip in the car!!! I’d love to see a picture of your cat who was once with you! I’ve been walking (slowly) every single day. I’ve slowed my pace because I am trying to slow my entire body down and get it out of “fight or flight.” I won’t get better if I don’t. I am eating so slowly, too....that is another digestion tip. Eat slowly and chew your food until it is literally the smallest of particles. That way, your tummy doesn’t have to work so hard. Teaching taught me to devour my food because I had to get up so early and often only had 5-10 minutes for lunch. That is not enough time to eat a meal! I really hope that you and Holly girl are doing well. I know you have had a terribly long journey trying to rebound from the last surgery you had. I don’t know how you do it every day, but you do. I have great admiration for your perseverance and positive nature. Now that I am back on the calls, I have been reminded of how utterly calming your voice and prayers always are. Thank you for that!!! Take excellent care of yourself. If you have a chance to give me a phone call, please do! I’d love to actually speak with you personally! We did that a few times, but it was a long time ago. Love you! Jamie | |||
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