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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Newbie from Scotland


Lady T

5/31/2016
7:27:21 PM
Hey Chrissie - I mean Countess C- cos with a cool ancestry like that it does really fit! And the shepherder decades in the family line might have been a true gift to the family!!!
so often our culture looks down on some of these "lower professions" when we shouldn't - because not only do they have great meaning (like think of the care for the sheep and how that impacted economy and wares) - but I have also heard that many folks talk about how "active and physical jobs" are key to health and wellness -
Many active jobs can be a gift to our mind and psyche --- and also to our physiologic wellbeing - and whew - all these desk jobs and hours of sitting indoors has consequences!
- when I re-read your little post reply - that is what I thought of - how God likely "appointed" that loss of materials in the family in order to bless more in the long run --- and maybe keep the lineage not only around - but going strong - !

maybe this can also really ply to those of us with MD - maybe getting this affliction will end up helping is way in the long run - and even preserve us in ways we might not have otherwise had - I know MD was the catalyst for superior health for me - even tho it was such a friggin nightmare journey!

And Chrissie - when you mentioned the mess of the clay and vinegar body application - I FORGOT about that mess!
- I forgot how it would get on the wall - or later I would see a few dried drips on the door trim - oops - and how I found a way to apply with less splashes - and I forgot how I did get quick at applying the clay and vinegar / but how a couple times I would walk in and think "I canNOT do this right now - I don't want to...... Argh" - but then I did it!

Oh and side note - the docum. I saw showed the elephants eating it and rolling it - hmmmm and I have said this before - but I wish so much i had gone to drinking sonnes clay 7 early on - but "hey ho" I did the best i could to problem solve, stay stable, and take it one day at a time - as I fought for health!
Anyhow - with the body clay stuff -
I also knew how long I would let it dry and then had tank tops and loose shorts that were perfect for wearing over the clay (it was summer at the time)
I did this clay coverage for about 60 or 70 days (covered with clay and vinegar) maybe longer -
And thankfully I was able to be home a lot - but when I had to go out - I would shower - spot treat any sores with the paste (but I had less sores as the days passed) - and then when I got back home I would cover again - I also recall making a thinner and thinner mix of it - to where it was a "barrier" and so thin- and then I evolved to peppermint showers and covering with different oil mixes - as great as the clay was for that season - it was nice for the next mode. After the weeks of returning to oil mixes - I started daily gym visits and that also was when inside was doing better - but the gym meant hot tub - pool dip and misc - so my skin could then go a while with nothing - it truly was a problem solving process and trying new things!

Like during clay coverage days - when I found French clays (the green and brown and silky white clays at a local store) I mixed made a thin paste - and the hue was more tan - and was way less obvious -
I know everyone cannot do this clay covering - but Countess Chrissie - when I read how you used it - It was so like what I used to do - and I was reminded of the great relief it brought me.

I see in hindsight that those couple plus months of applying daily clay did more for me than protect my skin from additional damaging sores - it made me feel normal ((and I needed that))
In hindsight-- I see the relief it gave me allowed me to "center" - and breathe - and exhale!
and have a break from the skin symptoms!
the relief allowed me to "be" ----as I kept on taking my supplements and mms and healing my gut!

So anyone reading this now - hang in there -try things and keep at it!
I know this is hard and my heart goes out to you - but never give up - don't be moved my what you see because things are subject to change! Healing is at work and God is on the move - stay strong and take it one day at a time! ;( Hugs ;)

Anyhow C - I love the little picture you described of the Victorian home and all that - so beautiful - and maybe you should do some creative writing while in this healing mode - I have a few notebooks with some misc writings from my healing mode and they are very dear to me!
I know some people have to watch how much they write-vent this way - there is helpful venting and then there is unhelpful venting - esp if venting at times when one is really in the thick of things - sometime a good nap and some protein is the best thing for that! Ha! Or a massage !
But sometimes creative writing that has nothing to do with the illness of r current stress can be a VERY helpful thing.

Sometimes I would just rhyme words (like elementary rhymes) while getting some sun with my dogs- other times I would write "MD update" and list my progress - or I would make s thankful list (it helps attitude) mor I would doodle - or reflect on years gone by and smile - or make lists for the future -;) ahhhhhh
Or I would pray and write a favorite bible verse - and write how it spoke to me --
I also took photos and had some other "easy and cheap" hobbies - and I share this because I think we all need to find hobbies or small things that breathe life into us - even without MD - hobbies and little fun things are a gift from God and they fill us with meaning and refreshment!
Like I think Mel took up sailing and has his nature observing!

When I say to find hobbies - I am not talking about all the "adventure junky" and "wanderlust crazed" activity - I am talking about discovering simple things that enrich your life in a special way - and it might start with a daily walk - writing lists -
Making up short stories or drafting cheesy poems - also could be exploring used books - ( that changed my life because used books were so cheap I explored way more and found GEMS)
or it might mean getting a cheap paint set and painting - or just writing beautiful descriptive settings like you the countess just described here- ;)
In closing - the powdered Seaweed sounds amazing C, and the bath idea - very cool! I personally cannot take baths right now cos I took way too many while in the throes of this MD - Even tho some of my early bath days were special in my life - and I loved spending hours and hours of my adult life listening to jams while soaking in the tub (sarcasm there because I did not like spending hours and hours doing that- but MD came and i did what I had to do - we all do - but God got me through and he will deliver you too ;) )

anyhow - maybe someday I can try some seaweed baths - thanks for the tip - oh and I still do take some kelp tablets (cheap and good) each week - but less and less now.

We'll have a great day everyone a nd talk to you later C! <3
Peace to all!
<3