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How I Cured Morgellons
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Mary 4/13/2026 7:46:42 AM MST |
Mel, You are one of a Kind, all of us love you and what you do for the whole of the community , keep on taking care of yourself Mary | |||
Chrissie 4/8/2026 7:43:07 AM MST |
Dear Mel, The picture of you as Moses, it was funny! You looked rather fetching in a robe and sandals ha ha! Though it wouldn't be a good look to go to Walmart wearing that:-). A funny story, but one of my first boyfriends had been training to be a priest for 6 years before he left the training and we dated. He actually WORE a brown robe and sandals for 6 years before we met :-). Ah reality sometimes is stranger than fiction. One of the reasons he left the priesthood was that he kept thinking that the nun's were very attractive, which wasnt ideal:-). I hadnt been training to be a nun by the way :-). On that merry note, yes Laughter is absolutely the Best Medicine by far! Congratulations on healthy Blood Pressure! I believe Humour and a Youthful take on Life help very much. As well as Holistic Health measures. Logos Protocol helps us all tremendously. And I know Logos Products and other Holistic care that you take help you immensely. So great and affirming to be complimented by your primary care physician! On the zoom calls I notice your skin looks very Healthy and hardly any wrinkles. How many people your age or even much younger can say that? This shows further that you are on the right track! Ah well, you definitely moniter the lemon meringue pie, coffee ice cream and cheesecake:-). But its so good now you are Healed from toxic disease that you can have a wee treat here and there! Dont do this at home folks( only for the well ... stick to unsweetened coconut yoghurt and some berries!). God Bless, Chrissie | |||
Mel 4/8/2026 5:54:41 AM MST |
Yesterday’s post was just meant to give everyone a laugh—because we all know laughter is powerful medicine and one of the best endorphins for healing. Today’s post is the reality. At my doctor’s visit yesterday, it ended with him looking at me and saying, “You are amazing.” That stuck with me. I’ve beaten cancer twice. And now, somehow, my blood pressure has settled into what always seemed like a “normal” range—127 over 74. I don’t take that lightly. It gives me real belief that I still have many good years ahead of me. So while the “Moses on the mountain” post was meant to make you smile, there’s also a deeper truth in it. I really do believe it’s possible I could live into my late 90s… maybe even 100—if I could ever give up dessert. Never give up hope. I love you all. God bless, Mel | |||
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