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6/7/2016 9:48:41 AM | Hi guys That's me in month 3 of the protocol and I'm on 8 drops per day of the MMS. The crawlies have diminished significantly and I really only have to deal with them on my scalp on and off during the day. I have itchy skin in places and quite a few lumps and bumps on my chest (apart from the obvious ones). I also have little pimple type spots appearing in random places but they don't bother me in any way. And that's pretty much it! If it wasn't for the afore mentioned issues you wouldn't really know I was ill. The terrible nausea and stomach cramps I experienced originally have stopped and my energy levels are great although I'm careful to get plenty rest. I'm still purging the black dots and hairs but they're very small and I'm keeping a diary of the numbers to gauge how I'm doing. So basically I've been out and about and enjoying life. I've kept busy, spending time with family and friends doing interesting things and sharing lots of laughs. From the start I didn't want this disease to define me, it's something I happen to have, temporarily. I also signed up for a home study course with a qualification at the end of it and I'm loving using my brain again! I would recommend that anyone with this finds positive ways to distract themselves. I believe that you can get caught in a circle of stress otherwise. You feel stressed and anxious and that perpetuates the disease. Try and find joy in something every day and your health will benefit! I'm eating buckwheat, brown rice pasta, oatbran and rhubarb now with no problems but I don't intend to try anything else till I'm 90%. I eat oatbran porridge for breakfast and I have buckwheat crackers with soup everyday but the brown rice pasta and the rhubarb are an occasional treat - I don't want to push my luck! My favourite meal at the moment is stir fried veg with some spices and quinoa, I love it! I had a chat with Mel recently and explained to him that I felt it would be beneficial to have a question and answer session with the 100% folk. I have so many questions about what they do now! Whether this could be a thread (I think that would be the best way as folk could contribute over time) or a conference call. The problem is that when folk recover completely they tend to disappear and I completely understand why - they want to put this behind them. If there is anyone out there though who is willing to answer questions please tell Mel! Lots of love to you all Fiona P.s. can I have a title too please? :-) |
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