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How I Cured Morgellons
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6/19/2021 9:09:36 AM |
Thank you so much for writing to me again I do apreciate hearing from you! I am soo sorry to hear that you had all these moths to contend with on top of struggling with Morgellons disease!!! Yes like me you hate killing things and it does not sit right with you either. Its a really hard one, you did your best re trying to catch them. How is the situation re moths now? I dearly hope all is OK. The millipedes aren't as bad as they were but I am still dealing with them. It makes me sad, but it is what it is. Thats the reality of living here, so I have had to buckle down and accept that it comes with the territory. It isn't easy though. I think it was good you went to sleep at three pm, if worn out and not feeling good. I always say that, on bad days when symptoms are not good, often the best thing is sleep.. The body and mind needs a total rest from it all. It sure is a difficult disease to deal with in many ways. It tests us more than anything else ever has in our lives!!! Thank God we have this community. And we both have been blessed with the most wonderful help re the, 'HCAF.' It is tremendous that we get help with getting the protocol,its a lifeline. It helps us to navigate the stormy seas of ill health, until we reach the shores of wellness!! Oh boy Brenda, I know we are all super strong in our community!! Because so many times we have been on our knees with this disease and yet found the inner strength to stand up again and fight another day, week, month, year. I had this disease six and a half years(before I got help re the, 'HCAF,' and had three full blown infestations during that time,lasting years. I was alone in it too and desperate and lost.I thought my life was over. This community and the,'HCAF,' and the meds gave me the armbands to be able to swim and fight and begin to heal. People who don't have this disease have no clue what we go through. But we all understand and know exactly what we each go through. It is sad when we have to deal with other infestations as I do think many of us suffer from trauma, because ofwhat we have endured. Mostly as we have been ignored and belittled by medical, 'so called,' professionals. We have not been believed by family and friends. And not supported, understood or helped by society at large. Its one thing not to receive the help, but quite another to be treated as if we are not right in the head or imagining it. These horrendous assumptions do a lot of damage on top of what we already suffer. But, with the grace of God and help from the Community we fight on re Morgellons/Lyme /Co-infections and we fight on re a lot of other difficult things in our lives too. We know we are strong because we have endured much more than your average person and we still fight on. We never give up hope. I'm proud of us all really as this journey ain't for the fainthearted!! I wish we didn't have to go through it, but it is amazing what we have endured and can endure. And we will all , 'keep on keeping on.' Take care Brenda, Love Chrissie. | |||
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