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How I Cured Morgellons
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| Original 3/15/2016 Post | ||||
Fiona 3/15/2016 10:42:02 AM | Greetings from Scotland! I've been reading as much as I could of the forum for the last 2-3 weeks and decided to come on and introduce myself to all you fellow warriors out there. What a fantastic resource this site is, well done to Mel,John B and the many folk that contribute to make it what it is. If ever there was proof that Angels walk amongst us... My story: In December last year we had bird mites come into the house we were renting and I got bitten for about a month before I figured out what was doing it. At the same time I had severe pain in one of my kidneys and received antibiotics from the doctor. The antibiotics didn't really help but the pain suddenly stopped so I thought no more of it. By the end of December I had the crawling sensation, biting and itching despite not being able to see anything on me so I assumed I had a bird mite infestation. I bought every product known to man that is supposed to help (my bathroom looked as if a chemist had set up shop) and went about applying them with crazed enthusiasm. Then on Jan 2nd the inside of my mouth began oozing black gunge (I now know this to be biofilm). It was obvious to me that I was going to die in the next 24 hours and had my husband take me to the emergency dept of our local hospital. The doctor I saw was at a complete loss, shrugged and said "it's very black isn't it". He was actually wrong, it was darker than black - a whole new colour that hasn't been invented yet. Anyway the best he could come up with was to give Nystatin drops for oral thrush. I went home and did some investigation on the Internet ( inbetween writing my will - I had a lot of kleen green and sulphur shampoo to distribute between friends and family)and discovered it was likely to be either a fungal disease or parasitic waste. I opted for the former because the latter was too horrible to think about. I immediately started a good quality Garlic supplement and my mouth cleared up within days. I had been using coconut oil on my skin and it was also around this time that I discovered little black dots and hairs coming out of my skin when I applied it. Also, once, to my horror a tiny but complete fly. I knew then that there was an internal parasite invading my body. So, a parasite and fungus, it sound obvious when you're as clued up as I now am but back then I had never heard of Morgellons. What I did do though was start a good multivitamin, probiotics, msm, graviola bark (anti-parasitic), DE powder and keep going with the Garlic. I also instinctively stopped eating sugar and starches so I was on the right track but making mistakes with things like peanut butter. So where am I now? Well, as time has passed I've become very fatigued, the crawlies are still bad and my skin occasionally takes on a grey hue. I purge slightly less of the dots and hairs than I used to and I've recently discovered due to more kidney pain that I have multiple kidneys stones and several cysts in one kidney. I started Mel's protocol today, the sun is shining (it doesn't usually) and I'm feeling very optimistic. The worst thing for me is the possibility of passing this on to my husband and two teenage sons. It would break my heart if any of them succumbed to it and it's my main motivation for keeping up the crazy cleaning routine even when I can hardly stand with tiredness. The diet is easy for me, I was already a fan of all things organic and fresh and the only things I drank were herbal tea and filtered water. So now I just have to look to the future armed with the best weapons available to me for fighting this. I'm having to sell my car to keep myself on the protocol for the next six months and I'm not sure what will happen after that but at least I've made a start. I have to go now because the Loch Ness monster needs fed and it's my turn. Lots of love to you all, Fiona P.s. sorry if my spelling is bad - it's because my spelling is bad. | |||
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Chrissie 9/3/2020 9:27:06 AM |
Dear Robin, Thanks for your lovely post to Freddie and myself. I am glad you like our accents!! I hope one day you get to visit Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales. Yes the wee villages and the countryside are beautiful often, as are the different dialects. I adore Irish accents myself and the Welsh accent is lovely also. I enjoy listening to so many lovely American accents on the calls. And there's been a few other excellent English accents and also a very nice Canadian accent and a lovely Australian accent also in my time attending. So good to hear from people from different parts of the globe, to hear how they speak and their mannerisms and sense of humour :-). I originally come from Glasgow. I'm what's called a, 'Glaswegian.' I now live 60 miles away from there.The comedian Billy Connolly came from Glasgow as does Craig Ferguson who used to host, 'the late late show,' in the USA. We are known for being very expressive, honest, friendly and generous. Its quite a tough city but people generally have good hearts. And we have a very black sense of humour at times too!!!! I think this black humour was gleaned by many generations of poor folk living in poverty and overcrowding. So I think in order to survive people learned to see the funny side of life. So I come from a long line of survivors :-). Recently someone from our community asked me to phone up their 90 year old Uncle who lives in America and sing him, 'Happy Birthday.' This was because this man's parents had emigrated to America from the outskirts of Glasgow and he would be happy to hear such an accent again. So I phoned him up and he wasn't expecting me. Ha ha I sang, 'Happy Birthday,' down the phone in my Glasgow accent and he was very pleased to hear a voice that reminded him of his parents. It made us both smile!!! I said, ' lang may yer lum reek.' This means in Glasgow, long may your chimney smoke (long may you live). For this man, all these years had went by and yet hearing that accent in an instant sent him down memory lane again to find memories of childhood! :-). Where are you originally from Robin? You have a very pleasant accent also. Take care , Chrissie | |||
Rockin Robin 8/5/2020 10:11:59 AM |
Dear Chrissie & Freddie x, Just wanted you both to know how much I enjoy your stories, poems, readings, and prayers etc...they are always so good and I absolutely love listening to your voices and lovely accents!! I've always wanted to go to Scotland, Ireland, and England! I hope I get to one day! It's on my bucket list!! Not the big cities, but small towns and villages!! Where were you both raised and where do you live now? Don't have to say if you don't wish to, I will not be offended! Just curious!! I so enjoy your friendship in the community!!! Love & Hugs. Rockin Robin | |||
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