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How I Cured Morgellons
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10/15/2016 11:58:38 PM | Ashley: I haven't been able to attend the conferences lately, but I try to listen to each one. I heard you talking about your daughter and how much her asthma has improved (such wonderful news). I wanted to reach out to you as a mother, as an asthma sufferer and as a fellow newcomer to this disease under Mel's amazing umbrella of support. Your daughter is so blessed to have you as a mother. I could literally hear the love and nurturing in your voice on the last conference call I listened to where you reported on how well she is doing. And our children bless us so much in return with their existence, too. It is so hard in the modern world we've constructed to get them to understand why they shouldn't eat all of the 'foods' that they are exposed to at school, that their friends are eating or that they are enticed by on commercials, etc. I use scare quotes there because I don't believe a lot of what is being forced on our children by bureaucrats and corporations should really be categorized as 'food'. You are clearly doing so wonderfully with her and for yourself. As a mother and aunt who would also do anything for her children, you brought tears to my eyes when you related her healing progress. My asthma and sinus issues have cleared up about 90% - 95% on the protocol so far - to the point where I don't need the inhaler as a backup anymore either. Amazing! When I read your first post I felt like I was still so new I couldn't offer much beyond praying for you both, so that's what did. Perhaps someone has already presented this quote on the forum, but I kept thinking of you and her in my prayers along with Matthew 19:14 'But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.' I have a few 'tricks' I use to get my kids and niece and nephew to make healthier choices or to make things more palatable. I have a really good non-dairy hot cocoa recipe whenever she's able to tolerate a little chocolate and a warm vanilla-spice non-dairy drink that is also great for kids. Both can also be combined with protein powder or grass-fed gelatin to make a healthy, warm nutritional snack. I was thinking of posting both in the recipes thread on the forum for upcoming cool weather. Let me know if you'd like to have them. Not sure if you are already aware of these, but if your daughter has cold symptoms, an upset tummy or needs something to just help her relax and sleep, a wonderful option for kids are some herbal tea blends by Traditional Medicinals, one of my favorite herbal tea companies. Their organic ingredients and processes are among the purest and cleanest. They have a line of products formulated especially for young children that you may be interested in: http://www.traditionalmedicinals.com/products/just-kids-nighty-night/ The Cold Care, Nighty Night and Tummy Comfort are excellent. I've used all of those for the kids. With the addition of a little Stevia to sweeten, they love them. I love most of this company's teas - too many to mention all, but a few of note for us adults, are the Gypsy Cold Care, the Detox with Dandelion and the Peppermint. Many people on the forum use Pau D'Arco tea and they carry a great version of this as well. The Kid's line is only available on their site that I referenced above, but I buy the 'adult' teas on Vitacost.com because they are a lot cheaper there. Thank you for joining the community here. Many, many blessings to you and your sweet daughter. I'll keep both of you in a special place in my prayers. Ms. V. "For with God nothing shall be impossible." Luke 1:37 |
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