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1/29/2019 9:01:03 AM |
I really like the name of this thread, because it is certainly true that helping those who help us, and giving back to those we receive from, is "the right thing to do". This website is a unique find among toxic disease sufferers. I attribute that to Mel's heart. He truly wants to help people, and offer a hand of hope to those who have been devastated by this disease. My favorite one on Karen's list of viable options is: "6. Mel has stayed here for us...every day...regardless of the kinds of sacrifices he's had to make to do so." That is my favorite one because Mel could have had Morgellons, gotten well, stayed well, developed a protocol that works, and that fact been proven based on him alone. He never had to reach out to help others afflicted with this disease. There are people living normal lives again, raising children, married, working, etc. because Mel had the kindness in his heart to want to build a website of hope. He wanted a place others could come to, not to be terrified, but to receive hope that they can be well again. Let me say that there are numerous places on the internet where people can go to exchange horror stories and get scared out of their wits. That is not this website. If you are looking for hope, encouragement, information, community, understanding, a pathway to healing, those are the things you will find on this site. A place like this is possible because Mel decided to stay. He created a nice website, an outstanding forum full of great information, decided to give his time freely for Saturday conference calls and Sunday prayer and fellowship calls, not to mention all of the other things he has done and continues to do, so that he might help as many people as possible. Mel offers coaching and has extremely generous coaching hours, allowing us to call anytime we want during those hours. He charges less for coaching then any where else on earth, while having the largest testimonials section I have found to date! This one on one help is invaluable to those needing help with specific issues they'd rather not post about, needing direction with questions having to do with the protocol, needing Mel's expertise and advice on things he has gone through and experienced himself, and needing encouragement to stay in the fight and continue on their journeys. Mel might even make you laugh and give you some tips on how to take your mind off of this disease for awhile. Karen asked, "So...who pays for Mel's time?" The answer is those who invest in one on one coaching with Mel, those who give to Mel's Go Fund Me account, and those who subscribe to the website. I agree with Karen that giving to Mel's Go Fund Me account is "a payment for faithful services" and "not a donation". And that Mel "should be supported by those he supports every single day..." Please consider purchasing "One-on-One Coaching", SUBSCRIBE to the website, or giving to Mel's Go Fund Me Account.. There is no amount too small to give. I gave 5 dollars to Mel's Go Fund Me at Christmastime, and Mel thanked me. Mel always appreciates the kindness and encouragement he receives with anything that is done for him. We can all learn from that. Many thanks to you, Mel, for viable option number 6, staying here for us. God bless. Cheryl | ||||||
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