Guest guest Posted August 27, 2009 Report Share Posted August 27, 2009 Does anyone know where I can buy happy tummy? I cannot find it online. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted May 15, 2010 Report Share Posted May 15, 2010 I didn t have that reaction. On Sat May 15th, 2010 10:18 AM EDT J S wrote: >I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? > >J > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 15, 2010 Report Share Posted May 15, 2010 Its some potent stuff isn't it? Yes, I had something similar. I was already very sick when I began the Happy Tummy, I was going into a cytokiene storm. So for me, it would be inaccurate to give you the feedback I went through, because our situations are probably very different. But just some thoughts, not advice. Nauseous could have to do with toxin release. If you get a headache, I would really consider a toxin release. Toxins including uncovering of patches of candida and such. Layers build up and can become impacted within the deep grooves found in the intestines. Think of the layers of an onion. This is what you are accomplishing in your intestinal tract. Peeling those layers away. Then you come to a layer with a mold spot in it or even bacteria, etc., and well, you get the picture. I do know the products she uses as adjuncts or part of her protocol are very good, in that she doesn't promote the use of products in which their ingredients could contribute to a toxin overload. Happy Tummy is a super green food, contains enzymes, prebiotics, and probiotics and a potent colon cleanser. It is very powerful stuff, and she only recommends its use for a certain period of time and then a rest period. This helps the body to normalize and then use begins again. This was my experience with it, but she does have some good products and her knowledge is absolutely wonderful. Her website has a place where you can e-mail her. Please do so you can "speak" with her directly and get the correct information for your own situation. Not a long email, just a short quick question to her. Sometimes she is incredibly busy, so short and quick is best. How do you feel today? Have you taken it again? Frito From: J S <requireshelp@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 9:18:24 AMSubject: Happy Tummy I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 15, 2010 Report Share Posted May 15, 2010 Hi Marie. That seems like a different Happy Tummy product. Interesting, though. J From: healinghope <mfrreman@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 1:08:47 PMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy J I have never used happy tummy. Curious though for years there has been a product called happy tummy for pets, is there a listing of ingredients? Here is the link for the pet happy tummy.http://www.finefettlefeed.com/--- In bird mites , J S <requireshelp@...> wrote:>> I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal?> > J> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 Hi , Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. J From: <danielwalker94949@...>bird mites Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about "Is this place going to be hard to clean?". I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, "It isn't like having cancer". No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? From: "Goldstein@ comcast.net" <Goldstein@ comcast.net>bird mitesSent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. Happy Tummy I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 Another thought . You may be a bit burnt out from the mental intensity of having Morgellans for ten years. Also, you may have developed some sort of pyscological addiction to relentlessly pursuing cures for Morgellans, as you have been driven to do so for the last 10 years. Now you are cured and it's over - what next? The transition may take time. What do you think? From: J S <requireshelp@...>bird mites Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 7:56:49 AMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy Hi , Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. J From: <danielwalker94949@...>bird mites Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about "Is this place going to be hard to clean?". I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, "It isn't like having cancer". No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? From: "Goldstein@ comcast.net" <Goldstein@ comcast.net>bird mitesSent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. Happy Tummy I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 JS, The price of Colonix can make a person faint. I combined Happy Tummy with colonix, because Colonix was a great binder as it bulked up the loose stool created by the Happy Tummy. Colonix, if you go to the web site also had the ingredients I was looking for. A warning about licorice root and those with high blood pressure. If you take enough of it, and over a long period of time, it can and most likely wil raise your blood pressure further. Its a great ingredient on the short term. I have been actively pursuing binders/colonic/fiber combinations that were cheaper, and I have found that mixing metamucil with Apple Pectin Fiber to be an even better product than just colonix. Its toxin binding capabilities have been a much needed surprise. I use it as a natural source substitute for the pharma, cholesteramine which is a cholesterol binding, toxin removing pharma drug. At the current level I am on, I have anywhere from 3-5 bms a day to keep things flowing out at a much lower and intense level than 5- 15. I think this combo would help you as a good addtion to the Happy Tummy. I have a bit of it left, and will try it myself. I have been working very hard on candida and fungii again, and I am not as sick as I was before when targeting it. You can get metamucil, for around 10 bucks and the apple pectin fiber is about 3.50. I do a 2:1 apple pectin to metamucil mix ratio. Not advice, just a suggestion that may or may not help with your situation. , I like you and the last thing I would want to do is hurt your feelings. But nothing good ever comes from lying. I was kinda put into a situation quite similar. I had qualifications, but not in part of the field in the particular position. And my qualifications are sound and stand for themsleves. You may also know this about you and your situation, but heres the kicker, not only will you have the added challenge which is stress, you will have the additional stress of the lie and what it brings with it. Is it worth it to you to risk your position now and all you have gained from it, in which will most likely not be there should anything happen in this current situation such as you loose that job? Do you have anything to fall back on should you loose this job because I can tell you even though my qualifications were incredibly sound, I did lose that job, it was more intense than I could have imagined. And I like a challenge to. I think I have aged enough to admit that currently, I might still have a difficult time with that exact position. I could do it, but I would need a hand holding period. This new position could very well be quite angry in thinking they could hire you and move you right into a position and then find out they can't have you up and running in the short introduction period. Are you ready for that? I don't know, I can certainly understand why you would, as I found myself in the same position all those years back. And certainly after having morgellons. Just getting back into the job force is a hell of a struggle much less finding a great position, and a struggle I am currently in. And one in which I have been quite truthful about, except for giving my illness a name. Its your call , we will be here for you to vent in the future no matter what you choose to do. Frito From: J S <requireshelp@...>bird mites Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 6:56:49 AMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy Hi , Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. J From: <danielwalker94949>bird mitesSent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about "Is this place going to be hard to clean?". I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, "It isn't like having cancer". No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? From: "Goldstein@ comcast.net" <Goldstein@ comcast.net>bird mitesSent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. Happy Tummy I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 Hey , In your post you mention you desire to help other so they won't have to go through a lifetime of hell w/ morgellons. I appreciate you sharing your experience with the disease and treatment via your post, soooooooo much that I cannot begin to put it into words. I know I often thank folks with experience and successes for posting... and perhaps it gets old to hear it. But without the support and advise form folks who have healed my husband and I would be in deep deep despair. So thank you again and every one who posts their experience with this problem and their treatment successes and failures on this site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If I am ever cure of this I will definite continue to help others as their is no 'professional' medical people to turn to without being labeled as crazy or a freak of nature. z3 > > Hi , > Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. > > I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. > I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. > > J > > > > ________________________________ > From: <danielwalker94949@...> > bird mites > Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AM > Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > >  > I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. > On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year > before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about " Is this place going to be hard to clean? " . I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just > told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, " It isn't like having cancer " . No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long > off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? > > > > > ________________________________ > From: " Goldstein@ comcast.net " <Goldstein@ comcast.net> > bird mites > Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PM > Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > >  > I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. > > > > Happy Tummy > > > > > > > > > >  > I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? > > J > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 I beleive this infliction brews if you will in the gut, so flushing the gut is very important. I used MMS for my gut flush, just a personal choice, which I am quite aware Dr Straniger is now reporting that chlorine dioxide makes morgellons worst, which was not my experience. Anyway I now find black strap molasses MSM flower of sulfur and cream of tartar flax oil, and occasionally psyllium husk. My true die off was with MMS, now I am maintaining a healthy colon. The sulfur for myself is very important for this infliction for cure and prevention. http://www.thehumansideoflyme.net/viewarticle.php?aid=62 http://download.abstractcentral.com/ACG/proofs/P984.html > > JS, > > The price of Colonix can make a person faint. I combined Happy Tummy with colonix, because Colonix was a great binder as it bulked up the loose stool created by the Happy Tummy. Colonix, if you go to the web site also had the ingredients I was looking for. A warning about licorice root and those with high blood pressure. If you take enough of it, and over a long period of time, it can and most likely wil raise your blood pressure further. Its a great ingredient on the short term. > > I have been actively pursuing binders/colonic/fiber combinations that were cheaper, and I have found that mixing metamucil with Apple Pectin Fiber to be an even better product than just colonix. Its toxin binding capabilities have been a much needed surprise.  I use it as a natural source substitute for the pharma, cholesteramine which is a cholesterol binding, toxin removing pharma drug. At the current level I am on, I have anywhere from 3-5 bms a day to keep things flowing out at a much lower and intense level than 5- 15. I think this combo would help you as a good addtion to the Happy Tummy. I have a bit of it left, and will try it myself. I have been working very hard on candida and fungii again, and I am not as sick as I was before when targeting it. You can get metamucil, for around 10 bucks and the apple pectin fiber is about 3.50. I do a 2:1 apple pectin to metamucil mix ratio. > > Not advice, just a suggestion that may or may not help with your situation. > > , > > I like you and the last thing I would want to do is hurt your feelings. But nothing good ever comes from lying. I was kinda put into a situation quite similar.  I had qualifications, but not in part of the field in the particular position. And my qualifications are sound and stand for themsleves. > > You may also know this about you and your situation, but heres the kicker, not only will you have the added challenge which is stress, you will have the additional stress of the lie and what it brings with it. Is it worth it to you to risk your position now and all you have gained from it, in which will most likely not be there should anything happen in this current situation such as you loose that job? > > Do you have anything to fall back on should you loose this job because I can tell you even though my qualifications were incredibly sound, I did lose that job, it was more intense than I could have imagined. And I like a challenge to. I think I have aged enough to admit that currently, I might still have a difficult time with that exact position. I could do it, but I would need a hand holding period. > > This new position could very well be quite angry in thinking they could hire you and move you right into a position and then find out they can't have you up and running in the short introduction period. Are you ready for that? > > I don't know, I can certainly understand why you would, as I found myself in the same position all those years back. And certainly after having morgellons. Just getting back into the job force is a hell of a struggle much less finding a great position, and a struggle I am currently in. And one in which I have been quite truthful about, except for giving my illness a name. > > Its your call , we will be here for you to vent in the future no matter what you choose to do. > > Frito > > > > > ________________________________ > From: J S <requireshelp@...> > bird mites > Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 6:56:49 AM > Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > >  > Hi , > Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. > > I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. > I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. > > J > > > > ________________________________ > From: <danielwalker94949> > bird mites > Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AM > Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > >  > I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. > On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year > before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about " Is this place going to be hard to clean? " . I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just > told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, " It isn't like having cancer " . No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long > off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? > > > > > ________________________________ > From: " Goldstein@ comcast.net " <Goldstein@ comcast.net> > bird mites > Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PM > Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > >  > I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. > > > > Happy Tummy > > > > > > > > > >  > I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? > > J > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 Actually i might be burnt out and just wanting to enjoy not stressing about it. I have other problems going on but nothing as bad m. I think i might take it though. I fear if i don t take the leap i will be stuck. I guess i m willing to risk it. On Sun May 16th, 2010 8:05 AM EDT J S wrote: >Another thought . You may be a bit burnt out from the mental intensity of having Morgellans for ten years. Also, you may have developed some sort of pyscological addiction to relentlessly pursuing cures for Morgellans, as you have been driven to do so for the last 10 years. Now you are cured and it's over - what next? The transition may take time. What do you think? > > > > >________________________________ >From: J S <requireshelp@...> >bird mites >Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 7:56:49 AM >Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > > >Hi , >Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. > >I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. >I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. > >J > > > >________________________________ >From: <danielwalker94949@...> >bird mites >Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AM >Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > > >I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. >On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year > before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about " Is this place going to be hard to clean? " . I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just > told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, " It isn't like having cancer " . No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long > off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? > > > > >________________________________ >From: " Goldstein@ comcast.net " <Goldstein@ comcast.net> >bird mites >Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PM >Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > > >I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. > > > > Happy Tummy > > > > > > > > > > >I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? > >J > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2010 Report Share Posted May 16, 2010 I think i will express concern and say there is a lot for me to learn but i would still be interested. On Sun May 16th, 2010 11:12 AM EDT fritolay66 wrote: >JS, > >The price of Colonix can make a person faint. I combined Happy Tummy with colonix, because Colonix was a great binder as it bulked up the loose stool created by the Happy Tummy. Colonix, if you go to the web site also had the ingredients I was looking for. A warning about licorice root and those with high blood pressure. If you take enough of it, and over a long period of time, it can and most likely wil raise your blood pressure further. Its a great ingredient on the short term. > >I have been actively pursuing binders/colonic/fiber combinations that were cheaper, and I have found that mixing metamucil with Apple Pectin Fiber to be an even better product than just colonix. Its toxin binding capabilities have been a much needed surprise. I use it as a natural source substitute for the pharma, cholesteramine which is a cholesterol binding, toxin removing pharma drug. At the current level I am on, I have anywhere from 3-5 bms a day to keep things flowing out at a much lower and intense level than 5- 15. I think this combo would help you as a good addtion to the Happy Tummy. I have a bit of it left, and will try it myself. I have been working very hard on candida and fungii again, and I am not as sick as I was before when targeting it. You can get metamucil, for around 10 bucks and the apple pectin fiber is about 3.50. I do a 2:1 apple pectin to metamucil mix ratio. > >Not advice, just a suggestion that may or may not help with your situation. > >, > >I like you and the last thing I would want to do is hurt your feelings. But nothing good ever comes from lying. I was kinda put into a situation quite similar. I had qualifications, but not in part of the field in the particular position. And my qualifications are sound and stand for themsleves. > >You may also know this about you and your situation, but heres the kicker, not only will you have the added challenge which is stress, you will have the additional stress of the lie and what it brings with it. Is it worth it to you to risk your position now and all you have gained from it, in which will most likely not be there should anything happen in this current situation such as you loose that job? > >Do you have anything to fall back on should you loose this job because I can tell you even though my qualifications were incredibly sound, I did lose that job, it was more intense than I could have imagined. And I like a challenge to. I think I have aged enough to admit that currently, I might still have a difficult time with that exact position. I could do it, but I would need a hand holding period. > >This new position could very well be quite angry in thinking they could hire you and move you right into a position and then find out they can't have you up and running in the short introduction period. Are you ready for that? > >I don't know, I can certainly understand why you would, as I found myself in the same position all those years back. And certainly after having morgellons. Just getting back into the job force is a hell of a struggle much less finding a great position, and a struggle I am currently in. And one in which I have been quite truthful about, except for giving my illness a name. > >Its your call , we will be here for you to vent in the future no matter what you choose to do. > >Frito > > > > >________________________________ >From: J S <requireshelp@...> >bird mites >Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 6:56:49 AM >Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > > >Hi , >Thanks for the suggestion to do colonics and sharing your experience. I may give colonics a try some day. > >I totally understand not being satisfied in a job and wanting more. It is healthy to pursue more and better, because that means you are looking to grow. >I'm not sure how much you should lie in your resume and on the interview. It sounds like you know yourself to be able to do the job, but don't have the specifics that the employer is looking for to feel that you will work out for the position. If he knew you as you are, he could possibly choose you for the position. Definetely aim to show the strengths that you truthfully do have. As for the lying part - that is hard for me to advise on, so all I can say is use your own discretion. I hope that helps. > >J > > > >________________________________ >From: <danielwalker94949> >bird mites >Sent: Sun, May 16, 2010 2:34:36 AM >Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > > >I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. >On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year > before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about " Is this place going to be hard to clean? " . I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just > told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, " It isn't like having cancer " . No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long > off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think? > > > > >________________________________ >From: " Goldstein@ comcast.net " <Goldstein@ comcast.net> >bird mites >Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PM >Subject: Re: Happy Tummy > > >I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. > > > > Happy Tummy > > > > > > > > > > >I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? > >J > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2010 Report Share Posted May 17, 2010 I have to say I agree with Lynn on this one . I believe strongly in karma and fibbing (I've done plenty in my lifetime) always comes back in some form that works against you. I'm working in my life to become more and more honest, loving and kind. Truthfulness is a part of bringing myself to a higher level of awareness. It was good that you opened yourself up to talk about it. Be kind to yourself - as this starts first. Most of us are pretty hard on ourselves--know that some call this a sin; I call it a mistake in judgment, so learn from it and move on. Nothing to hold onto in the way of guilt. Happy Tummy> > > > > > > > > > > I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal?> > J> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2010 Report Share Posted May 17, 2010 I think the Happy Tummy got rid of so much candida in the gut and possibly parasites, in addition to nano whatevers that my colon is working almost normally now. I had gas and bloating for years. I had never known anyone except 94 year old father-in-law to have so much gas. But he has cirrhosis of the liver which = poor digestion. Happy Tummy (HT) seems to have eliminated a possible case of diverticulosis too - so the first 10 days were painful for me, but no longer. This is a truly miraculous product. I did take 2 T per day in the morning before I got instructions to do a teaspoon, but now glad I took the full dose. Will start again on June 1 at 2 tablespoons for 10 days. Happy Tummy> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal?> > > J> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2010 Report Share Posted May 17, 2010 Hi ,Thanks for all Your helpful posts and I am really glad You are better.I noticed something about human nature in that sometimes We seek things thinking they will make us happy and they don't.Often very overweight people(like 200-300 lbs)will lose the weight finally and think now their life can start.They are often disapointed that life is still life but the only diff. is maybe now they don't have a weight problem.Or You get that perfect partner and then a whole bunch of stuff comes with that....Well anyway I admire Your drive...Best of Luck,RoseFrom: <danielwalker94949@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:34:36 PMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I did lot of of colonics and a pretty intense parasite cleanse before Happy Tummy. I think I did a great deal of detoxing before hand so that is why I might have not had it so rough. I know someone who had a similar experience as you and couldn't hold it in.....a couple of times. They felt they always needed to be near a bathroom. I don't know if you can afford it, but I would suggest colonics. I know the Happy Tummy is a colon cleanse itself, but physically removing the material might make it easier on yourself. I would also avoid caffeine. I noticed that seemed to make it worse for me. On another note, I was wondering about some advice. I interviewed for a job that I'm not really qualified for. I kind of lied during my interview and on my resume. I lied my ass off. The only thing is I know I would be good at it. I know this kind of stuff. The job is in technical help for software. I was born to understand these types of things. Do you think I should take it and risk them finding out I lied or should I just stay where I am? I'm growing bored of my current job and feel like I need a challenge. I need something that exercises my brain. I know I should feel happy that I even have a job during this economic time, but I feel like I want more. I feel like I have just woken up to life again. To recap for some people I have had Morgellons for ten years. I just recently got better within the past year. I can't say it has stopped me from pursuing my dreams, but it didn't help. I went through hell in the last year before I finally figure out it was Morgellons and stopped poisoning myself. I finally get to own a car and not worry about the bugs in it. I finally get to pick out a place and not worry about "Is this place going to be hard to clean?". I finally get to collect stuff rather than throwing it away. I finally get to buy nice clothes and not the cheapest things. Ten years of my life has felt like it has been wasted...literally. ... I've always wished to get to this point and now that I'm there I want to live it. The only thing is it is hard to come up with excuses for why I was the way I was. I didn't excel at my job because I was constantly on the internet trying to find a cure. I refused to go into my partner's house because I didn't want to contaminate it. I did all that stuff that has been talked about on here and probably more. Wasted so much money it isn't funny. I know there is some part of this post you can relate too. I just told myself if I ever got better, I would live like there was no tomorrow. However, I feel like I'm not living up to that promise. I just sleep a lot and do my job half ass still. I had a such a drive when I was at my worse to get better. Now that I'm better I have lost that drive. I don't know what happened. I'm still obsessed about this as much as I was before. I feel like I can't move on. I honestly just want to help people with this get better. I hate having to see others go through what I went through, make the same mistakes I made, and get ridiculed by our society for just trying to function in life. My family and friends have known what I've gone through and don't even acknowledge how difficult this is. They will say, "It isn't like having cancer". No, it is worse. There are worse things out there but we aren't even given the simple satisfaction that this horrible thing is real. We are told we are crazy. Anyhoo, long off topic post but my main point is I want to take a job I'm not qualified for to get more out of life. Even if it means lying my ass off. What do you think?From: "Goldstein@ comcast.net" <Goldstein@ comcast.net>bird mitesSent: Sat, May 15, 2010 11:18:47 PMSubject: Re: Happy Tummy I think it is normal. My first 10 days were pretty bad. I felt pretty awful lots of the time. The second set of 10 days I finished a few days ago and it was not near as bad. I had some nausea the first 10 days too. Happy Tummy I started taking Happy Tummy yesterday, and had the largest bowel movement in years. Today I am nauseous. Is that normal? J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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