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How I Cured Morgellons
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8/29/2015 2:26:17 AM | Hello Folks "Thank you" to Roberta and Teresa. I love you both! I am doing well. By grace, through faith, I remain “Rejoicing” in my recovery. There are still days when I feel challenged, but there are mostly days where I continue to excel. I am still looking regularly for something significant to share with everybody. In the meantime, here are just a couple things which I offer to strengthen you. Pepper an egg…… “when you feel all broke down and crowded out.” Mel once said to me that it was not enough to be strong. He said, “You have to also be brave, and those that get well come to understand the difference.” He was right. And I did come to understand the difference. It is one thing to be strong. It is quite another to be brave. And it takes both to win this fight. You must remember this when you feel "all broke down and crowded out," and force yourself to, “Practice a different sort of courage.” I would pepper an egg and savor it, while refusing to allow the notion of “spores” to enter my mind. Now that will make you brave! I believe that is why I succeeded. I learned to look each day to find a bravery that goes beyond strength. Mel’s words moved me to look for ways to practice “finding” personal courage “…..differently.” You are not a victim, right Mel? You cannot view yourself as a “victim,” and get well. It does not happen that way. To empower healing is to choose to “demand” this disease to prosper you and to teach. In doing so, you neuter the trickery inherent to Morgellons. You thus unveil, and re-acquaint to yourself, that part of you which does not “know how” to work alongside confusion, or to be a victim. Instead, you come to, “just agree with yourself to get well.” This is how you empower healing. Hold your head up, right? God cultivates in us a tendency towards optimism and a positive spirit. Develop it! During each crushing aspect of this disease, you must look torment, confusion, disappointment, and despair right in the eye, and say, “I am well”. That is how you escape seeing yourself as a victim. That is how you become brave. That is how you get God on your side. Francis Thompson wrote… “From an immortal power, all things are connected. And so connected they are that you cannot touch a flower, without disturbing a star.” Remember that. Strength and Love, Peter |
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