Click here to help toxic disease sufferers
How I Cured Morgellons
|
|
|
|
|
| Original 1/28/2017 Post | ||||
Jud 1/28/2017 7:23:33 PM |
Greetings One and All, I have started this new thread for my own benefit. Let me explain, you see Mel has made it abundantly clear that those who participated in this community through reading, listening, attending conference calls, connecting with others and posting regularly on their thread had the best chance of getting well. Of course it is understood that they are also following the protocol and diet. Yet knowing how distracted I can be, some would say lazy and yet how difficult it is to deal with this disease and not only find the time but the willingness to post consistently, I came upon the idea of a short post I could hopefully handle and by committing publicly possibly insuring that I would actually do it! So, with that said, these "insights" will come from a wide and diverse range that I encounter on my weekly reading. They will have touched me in some way and hopefully one will speak to you and offer hope, peace of mind, inspiration and maybe even break open wide your heart! I trust that this practice will keep me on the "straight and narrow" with Mel's directives. I would like to start this first post with a quote that turned me around when I was about to give in to this disease. That day as I walked past a shop window with my head down I "happened" to look up and saw a sign that transfixed me and I couldn't help but stand there reading it over and over as it sank in. The strength this speaks of is not our own and I realized that as I stood there motionlessly. May it speak also to you as you take on this long journey of healing! | |||
| Responses (Newest First) | ||||
Peter 5/1/2017 1:13:40 AM | For Craig A thirty year friend of mine stopped by Sunday. We became caught up in the joy of longstanding comradeship. I even missed our weekly payer call. Here is a little part of our visit. He shared a memory with me about how his father had approached him one day and told him about his doctor visit. It seemed that his dad had not seen a doctor in quite some time, so he figured he should. He said that all of his tests had demonstrated that he was in perfect health. He said the doctor said: "these tests are too good, there must be something wrong." "What are we missing?" and told his dad they needed to run more tests. My friend laughed as he told me it was at that point that his father politely excused himself. It was at that point that he realized why he had remained so healthy! I hope this stirs some thought and finds you smiling. Always, peter | |||
Peter 4/19/2017 11:24:30 PM | Hello Folks I want to honor Craig by keeping this thread that he created alive. So here is a great story that will help you see stress in a special way.... A lobster is a creature that is very soft and vulnerable on the inside. But on the outside it has a very hard and protective shell. The problem is, when a lobster grows, this hard outer shell pushes against it's insides and causes a great deal of stress. So what does the lobster do? It goes under a rock in a very quiet place and sheds this outer shell. Then it remains still and patient while a new outer shell grows. Then, it comes out and goes about it's business as a new and stress free creature again. Time and time again, it will go to the safety and quiet under the rock each time it needs to "shed the stress" that comes from growing. Therein lies a great lesson for us. When we are under stress, we must take action. Then, like the lobster, we must look for the safety in knowing that we grow by shedding our stress. Then we come back to life renewed and ready to carry on! Hope this finds you smiling! We miss you, Craig peter | |||
2025 © All Rights Reserved.
