Click here to help toxic disease sufferers
How I Cured Morgellons
|
|
|
|
|
 | |
9/23/2013 4:43:50 PM | Hello everybody A special shout out to my new "professional peer" Teresa, in the land down under. Congratulations on finishing your social work courses! And thanks for the complimentary words regarding the previous post. So good to hear that you and Charlie continue to move forward. Now it's all about remaining patient and letting time work this to completion. Best wishes to you in your new career. There is so much I want to share with everyone about this disease that only becomes apparent as you move closer to the end. DO NOT believe any one who suggests that you cannot rid yourself of Morgellons. It is just not true! It just takes time. Stay in touch with your body. As I have said in the past, symptoms are almost always a good thing. What is really more important is to simply focus each time on just how much more quickly your symptoms reverse out and subside. Over time, you will come to understand that the disease will present itself again and again, over and over. That just happens to be the nature of getting well from it! Believe this. I know it to be true! So does Mel. So does John. Here is further proof for you. The unique pimples that I mentioned in my last post have disappeared completely, just as I had suspected they would. Because these were not purging anything, I left them alone and let them reverse out naturally. This only took THREE DAYS! I continue to remain symptom free on my body except for the numerous tiny bumps on my right forearm and the few remaining nodules above both ankles. Every week I am genuinely feeling closer to being completely cured. I give thanks to the Lord daily as my faith in what was not yet seen is indeed now "being seen". God has blessed me with a couple of truly kind and generous people in my life this last year that have been instrumental towards the success of my recovery. You know who you are. I just want to say thank you for the help you have provided. This is why I love to say that God is always on time! I did have one rather unsettling occurrence this past week. Like many here, I am fighting this while remaining mostly independent and on a very limited income generated from part time work as a Social Worker. Anyway, we all have to buy new clothes from time to time, right? So, earlier this week, I bought some blue jeans from WalMart that were on sale. However, they were made in Central America, and I found this to be a problem. After the first wear, I realized that both of my legs were red and blotchy above the knees. An MMS bath later that evening together with a good nights sleep, and they were completely back to normal the next morning. I think the lesson here is this. Washing any new clothes that you buy before wearing them is probably a very good practice. I would also be careful about denim and 100% cotton clothing that is imported from Central American countries. Just my thoughts. Polyester has always worked well for me. This was a particularly fierce full moon we just came through on the 19th. So remember to not be fearful if you had symptoms. My past experience tells me that they will soon pass and you will most likely feel much better in the next week. You all remain in my daily prayers for a complete recovery. Remain steadfast and stay the course. Keep faith, and remain in a constant conversation with God. I believe in you! Strength and Love, Peter |
|
2026 © All Rights Reserved.
