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How I Cured Morgellons
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2/20/2014 4:22:27 PM | If you're posting a question that doesn't have to do with the topic you're on, if you could please post it on your own thread or if you don't have one create one for yourself, then it will keep posts from being randomly posted all over. Then you can refer back to one specific thread for all of your questions and answers. It makes it easier to keep track of things and people will know which thread to look under when they want to say something to you. Not meaning to be critical but it makes things less confusing. Plus when you have your own thread/topic, as you progress through your recovery and post every week or so, people can read your story as you get better and it's all in one place. It's amazing to look back and see how far you've come from your very first post. :-D Deborah, I am glad you asked the question about the MMS instead of just trying to wing it. MMS is critical to our recovery but you have to make sure that you are doing things right. I just spoke with Mel about when you've been off the MMS for awhile (a week, two, etc), at what level should you come back on. This applies to everybody no matter at what point you are in your recovery. Drop down 3 drops from where you were when you went off it then increase every week as usual until you are at your maximum dose. I hope you are recovering nicely from your surgery. I believe you can start back up on the MMS now. I am glad you are with us here on the forum. Things will slowly improve until before you know it you're kicking your heels up with joy like I am as full recovery is eminent. Daniel, I saw your other post about being able to see things only with a magnifying glass. That is correct. And that is also why the medical community does not "see" what we see because they are not visible to the naked eye. You do need a magnifying glass, microscope or close up mirror. And you are very perceptive about things moving around when you are sick or have an injury, even a previous injury. It seems that the pathogen kind of collects itself there to attack us where we are the weakest. You are in the right place to get well. There is so much information here and there are so many people who can help you and give you support. Stay with us and things will get better soon. To both of you and all the other newbies and even people who have been here for a while, I find much strength in inspirational songs. From the very very beginning I have had a theme song. It is called "Can't Rain All The Time" by Jane Siberry. Here is the link to a youtube video with images. It is very poignant. CAN'T RAIN ALL THE TIME - JANE SIBERRY... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGKGfV31SQQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player At first the song made me sad because I was so very lost and scared, thinking things would never get better. I had lost so much and I missed the old me and the life I used to have. But the song gave me hope that things will get better, it won't rain all the time, my tears won't fall forever. At the very end, I felt like I was talking to God and asking Him if He could hear me, if He was with me. I know He is. Now, the song brings me joy for I see how far I have come in 9 months. There is springtime in my heart. All I feel is joy, no more pain or fear. I know that I am getting better and will be well soon and I have faith that everyone will get better if they just stick with it and hang in there. There IS nowhere but UP from here! Another one of my theme songs by Shania Twain. Much love to all, Monique |
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