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Karen 8/21/2018 7:26:56 AM | Hi Everyone... This is a P.S. to the original post in this thread. At the time I wrote this, I didn't know about the keto diet...so...I had items in my bag like "Mary's Gone Crackers" and dried chick peas. I no longer eat these because of the carbs. Love, Karen | |||
Karen 8/20/2018 8:44:29 AM | Hi Everyone, Here's another one I'm bringing forward to help new people who may have the same challenges I do...working and packing it all up for the day. Scroll to bottom for ideas of how to prep for a day's work. Love, Karen | |||
Ellen 2/22/2018 9:28:14 AM edit upload | Hello all, Ellen of Troy here. (that's the name Mel gave me) I want to share a few things that might help. I was working when I was the most sick. I barely made it into work and from reading other's posts thought I would have to quit. Once I started the protocol, however, by the first month, I felt better and stronger every day and always had an income. Illness-related expenses that were put on a charge card, put me over $4000. in debt. I am still paying off some of those bills, but I have my health back. When I hear folks on this forum say they can't afford the protocol, I think that person can't afford to make excuses. Beg, borrow the money. Do whatever you can, because the illness is temporary and you can pay back the funds once you get well. The most important thing to remember is that you WILL get better if you follow all the protocol parts. Working full time can be exhausting, but it is also a healthy diversion from worry. It helped me focus and maybe was a blessing I wasn't aware of at the time. I always felt that I needed to work to support myself or I could become homeless, and that motivated me to get better. Use the support of others in this community to lean on when you need to because others not infected will not understand. You may be a lot stronger than you think! Blessings to all, Ellen | |||
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