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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to How LUCKY can you get!!!


Peter

7/8/2013
6:57:45 PM
Hello Everybody

I am now one week into my 14th month on the protocol. Wow, I cannot believe I am really this far along! Now, the worst is certainly behind me, and I become more certain each day that the end is well within my grasp and only a few months away.

I broke through what I would call a significant threshold with my right arm last week. The thicker and raised leathery blotches and bumps of skin that ran along the artery lines have changed. Not easy to explain, but the skin is no longer as thick and raised and not nearly as red. It is returning to a white more natural texture. I still see these changes in cycles, but it is very apparent from how this change is occurring, that there is now much less and much thinner biofilm that remains. I am also seeing many more of the tiny black hairs that are clustered in the remaining red raised patches of skin. For me, I believe these represent the secondary parasitic part of this that began with the initial bug bite.

I have tried a rather unconventional approach to these. And I am certainly not suggesting that you do this, but I feel the need to be honest with everyone about what I am doing topically. I have lathered these areas with the hairs with sulfur soap and carefully shaved them with a disposable razor. This may or may not be a wise approach. However, when done very carefully and only in small patches at one time, I have found that the skin does feel significantly better with the removal of these hairs. Occasional very tiny black spores will present in these areas after shaving. The skin then breathes better and feels much more like real skin.

I can now tolerate small portions of blueberries, cherries, grapefruit, and green apples with my regular meals. However, a small piece of birthday cake at work last week did bring forth a reddening of my good arm. This reddening subsided overnight. This does remind me that Morgellons is an OPPORTUNISTIC pathogen. By that I mean that IT WILL capitalize on any mistake you make with consuming sugar or unacceptable carbohydrates. I wouldnâ t risk eating these until you know you are well enough along the road to recovery to tolerate them.

I am continuing at a maintenance dose of 20 drops MMS. I also take an MMS bath every three days. No other changes to the things that I have shared that I have been doing.

Thatâ s it for now. Stay diligent and stay patient. I am real close, folks!

Godspeed!!
Peter