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11/24/2015 11:57:14 AM | Happy Thanksgiving! I am amazed at how quickly time keeps passing. I remember a year ago writing about Thanksgiving and energized that I found some recipes that would allow me to enjoy some of the traditional fare of the day. I am once again looking forward to a slice of pumpkin pie and whipped cream, paleo style of course. I wish so much that I was a better cook/baker because there are so many delicious recipes on the paleo websites that don’t use dairy or gluten, but use maple syrup, agave, or some other sugar substitute, but don’t use stevia. I wish the paleo people weren’t anti-stevia. If I knew how to bake better, I would be able to figure out what recipes stevia could be subbed in. I’m going to try the recipe I found for paleo eggnog, and try using stevia. If it turns out, I’ll post it. I am now in my 15th month since starting MMS. And, I really think I am almost 100%. I don’t have hardly any crawlies. They are gone the majority of the time and only every once in a while will I feel a sensation. It is truly wonderful. It’s surreal. I keep thinking, “ok, so you’ve been through this before. It gets better and then a new crop is born and it comes back a little less, but it will come back.” However, it is not coming back! I have to pinch myself. I am so eternally thankful to God, Mel and John. This protocol works and there is no two ways about it. I have now had weeks of full energy and no brain fog or weird low energy moments. I am able to last all day long and not need to lay down for a few minutes like I used to. I admit, I haven’t strayed off the diet, and I know that until the crawlies are totally gone and gone for a while, will I try some higher glycemic foods. I figure if it took this long to get to where I am now, then it will be a few months more, maybe 6 months? But these last weeks seem to be getting better in a more rapid way than all the months before. Almost like it gets to a point where there is so few pathogens left inside, that the MMS is eliminating them more quickly. I am not sure what else has happened since my last writing as this was the most significant progress to me. I just asked my husband and son and they started shouting out things like I can go out to eat at restaurants more now, that I travel well, that I exercise more (going on walks) and that I play board games with them now. That got me thinking that I am much more relaxed about cleaning and almost back to my pre-illness level so I have time and energy for board games. I am also much more physical with them and give and get lots of hugs and cuddles. Which is soooo good after so long of being very restricted in the amount of touch with my immediate family. We are planning at this point, to have my husband return to our bedroom around Christmas. I really don’t think that there is a risk of infection anymore. I pray I’m right. I hope that everyone stays the course as it leads to recovery. Even though I’m not quite yet 100%, I know it’s coming. I can’t wait! But, in the meantime, this protocol isn’t so hard anymore and every month, since I started, just got better and better. Always trending forward progress. I believe that all who find themselves with this condition, just need to persevere with the protocol and accept it will be around for a little while, but not forever. And, we will all be healthier than ever at the end of it. I also want to add, sheepishly, that I haven’t yet taken Immune Pulse. I wanted to wait to see what the basic protocol would do and when I felt it wasn’t progressing, then I’d add on the IP. I have the bottle of it. And, if you all recall, I’m a chicken when it comes to new pills and herbs because of my history (before having MD) with allergic reactions that were pretty serious. Hey, I still haven’t even taken a bath this whole time. For the majority of the time, this was due to being chicken or more precisely, PTSD, from MD’s “debut” (and what a show it was), while taking a bath back in 2014. Now, though, the only reason I haven’t had a bath is only because of timing. As soon as I can find the time, I’m getting in. I don’t know if I need MMS in the bath, I guess I could but I detest the smell, but just a nice bath with lavender Epsom salts would be so relaxing. Well, I will end with an urging to stay strong in faith like the Canaanite woman did in the scriptural passage from Matthew 15:21-28 in which she persisted in her pleading Jesus for healing for her daughter. His apparent attempt to put her off was therefore a test, and her great faith must have been gratifying to the Savior. Let our great faith also be pleasing to our Lord. Hang in there and believe and trust in Him! He gave us this protocol vis-a-vis Mel and John. Warmest wishes for a happy, healthier and hope-filled Thanksgiving! Mary |
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