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How I Cured Morgellons
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3/16/2014 7:49:49 PM | Hello everybody Well, I am now well into month 22 on the protocol and I continue to feel really good most of the time. The best way to describe how I feel comes from an interview with a young woman who has been fighting chronic Lyme disease for years. She says… “I am out of that dark hole, but I am still on a very long leash. And if I am not careful and reach the end of that leash, I hit a wall and I am reminded that I am not completely there yet. But where I am now compared to where I was then is like night and day.” “It is a surrender of sort. Not a weak surrender, but a powerful one where you do learn to accept and grow in the knowledge that symptoms will resolve.” I hit that wall this last week. The stress of losing my mom, the tears, the fear, and all of the other emotions put me there. Let this remind you that stress does indeed, as John B. tells us, wreak havoc on the body. Sometimes, however, stress is just plain unavoidable! It is part of the life experience….and so is disease. And through that loss and through my disease, I have figured out the secret to it all. The secret is YOU! It is in how you react to it all. Life, at times, can be devastating. However, reacting with dignity, acceptance, and perseverance does conquer any trial or tribulation! YOU, control how you react to this horrible disease and how you navigate through the stress. By grace, through faith, you choose. It is all that really matters. Hello Linda. Let me try to answer your question. I grew up in Massachusetts. As a young boy, I remember my father removing tics from me after playing in the woods all day. Then, in Clear Lake in 2000, I was again bitten by tics while hiking in the woods. I had no knowledge of Lyme disease before getting Morgellons in 2012. Now, I cannot help from thinking there may be a connection. Other tic born infections like Bartonella could be a possibility with me. Remember, MD is different for everyone, and I do not claim to know what it really is. I simply accept that it is a co infection and that it is curable given time and this protocol. I suggest you focus only on the cure! These are difficult time for many of us across many different fronts. Everything about MD will present a difficult challenge. But the challenge is not insurmountable. I am proof. Stay in the fight. Stay committed. You can overcome anything with God. Strength and Love, Peter |
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