[Fwd: Re: Re:was LDN, now MS, Pathogens and Immune system]

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Since you addressed me by name, I can only assume what you said was

meant to be relative to what I'd said.

I don't know why you keep bringing up drugs as some kind of

reasoning against what I've said, when I have never mentioned them

and am not taking any.

That's fine, but what I was saying remains - just diet, chelating,

PT, filtered water etc. etc. very well may not be enough for most of

us. Your insinuation that it only takes working hard enough is

simply not right for lots of us, and to push only that is to give

false hope to many. (That's what happened to me years ago, so I

know this to be so.) I've done all of what you advise and more, for

over 10 years, and I haven't given it up, (and I did get better for

a few years, just as you have), but I can see now that I should have

been doing more, (not drugs) from the beginning. And I'm not even

talking only about what to eat or take. I'm also talking about

trying to get to the bottom of what our individual pathogens are,

other than just a general classification of MS. Our own

reading/research does us no individual good, if all we're

researching is what is or is not a healthy diet or environment.

What's a healthy food or supplement for a healthy body often has

little to what's a healthy food or supplement for a diseased body.

It took me many years to get that one through my head, but it's very

true.

That's my history and nothing you can say will change it. I hope you

continue to do well, but all I'm saying is that it's a false claim

to infer that it will work, if we work hard enough, because I can

show you many examples of failure simply from not finding a

treatment for ones specific health challenges.

Carol

> Hi Carol,

>

> I realize that not everyone will have results like I have had. It

did

> take me 7-1/2 years of research, experimenting and many different

> modalities to come to where I am now. I certainly know the

frustrations

> when you are trying so hard and spending a fortune and getting

sicker by

> the day. I don't look at all those years and money I spent as a

waste of

> time at all, I think even though I was getting sicker, I was not

dead, I

> was not debilitated, I was not in a wheelchair yet. If I had

started to

> take steroids, or other prescribed drugs what would my health have

> looked like at 7-1/2 years??? If I had believed what doctors say

about

> both Lyme disease and MS, where would I be??? I won't ever know

the

> answer and I don't want to know the answer, but I am most positive

I

> would have be in a wheelchair.

>

> As far as having an open mind, well that is how I got where I am,

> because I allowed my self to continue on a journey that seemed to

be a

> dead end, one with no hope. But keeping my mind open to things I

could

> not fully understand and allowing my faith to keep me strong I

got

> where I always wanted to be. Like I said in my first post, it

takes lots

> and lots of work to recover from any serioius illness, some people

are

> not willing to change and drugs are good options for them, But my

> mission is to educate others that while they are using drugs, they

still

> need to be proactive with their health. They need to keep working

on

> better diet, cleasning the liver from the drugs, just overall

looking at

> the big picture. Doctors and drugs don't have all the answers, and

> certainly neither do alternatives, but perhaps they could

compliment

> each other and then things would look different for lots of

people.

>

>