Re: OT: Tyred tyred tyred to fight tyred to be tyred I feel low

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Marie,

Like you I was really, really bad. I am not totally out of the woods, but I am

able to enjoy life, smile, even go on really long walks!

It sounds that like me you probably have more than your share of infections to

keep in check! I've had it all too, the paralysis, stiffness, seizures, nerve

pain,, joint pain extreme tightening of muscles, breakdown of connective tissue,

etc. It doesn't feel like it can get better, but can!

It took me over a year with rifing for bartonella , lyme and mycoplasma, to

start to get to a place where I had days that weren't incredibly miserable. Now

I'm at about a rule of thirds...1/3 great days, 1/3 okay days, 1/3 herxy

miserable days (but the miserable is nothing compared to the old miserable).

Six onths ago I added cryptolepsis for Babesia because I couldn't handle

treating it wit rife, and that has helped too.

The body has an amazing ability to heal!

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> OT: Tyred tyred tyred to fight tyred to be tyred I feel low

>

> Hello,

>

> I spend 4 hours a day on treatments, the remaining resting more or less. it

> looks to me like it is endless and all this to be like a veggy most od the

> time in bed with exhaution. Sometime I am wondering if it is worth it .I am

> so often in bed that my joint loose their flexibility the back is stiff,

> the first little movement and the neck gets tigtened and painfull.

> Do we really get out of being always very sick? I do not remember even what

> it feels not to be sick.

> How long does it takes to get out of the mud ? i ttook me one year to get

> out of the quick sand of paralysis and I ma still keepeing it away with this

> endless detox and treatments. If I stopp i fall into it again. Do we really

> get out of this desease ? Or do we stay unable to work and the poverty that

> goes with it? How long doe sit takes to be able not to feel sick all the

> time .

>

> Thanks for your compassion and sorry for the low mood

> Marie

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