Re: Pimple like sores deb victoria

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HI GIRLS - SHARI HERE

Sounds exactly like what my son has had.... I will send you both a pic to your peronal email if it is OK of one of his "Pimples" on his little belly.... he still gets them - been well over a year.... I had one biopsied and was told they were thought to be :molluscum" which it looks nothing like but after a ton of research I found that the molluscum could be related to mold and yeast exposure...

Please send me an emal to my address and I will respond with the pic... this will let me know it is ok to send the pic to you.... I have a feeling it will hit close to home....

My Logan is 4 now but I had the implants when I carried him and breast fed for 9 months.... itis horrible to think I hurt him like this... he currently has a batch of bumps on his lower back.... they mostly show up on his chest, tummy, armpits, and lower back. They started almost at birth but were not really bad until about 2 or so.... just like you described.... starts out like a little clear skin bump then gets red then swells and gets a white center...one they pop they go away but always leave a tiny hole where they were on the bigger ones... the pic I will send was one of the biggest he had...

Let me know asap if you want to see it to compare.... his pediatrician thinks it is related to my implants by the way... the derm. specialist doesn't know what to think....

shari

halvey70aol.com

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Shari,

Please send me the picture! Would you mind if we posted it on our

group photo album? I think it is important enough for everyone to

see what these things look like.

I had one or two of those early in my illness, but not anymore since

then. It sounds very nasty...

I am so glad Deb wrote and asked about this...I had no idea your

poor little guy had these things too. I thought it would only be

from exposure to the implants and a problem for the women....NOT OUR

LITTLE BABIES TOO!

What are you doing for you little guy as far as fungus

detoxification? What do the docs want to do for him--the one that

thinks it is implant related?

I miss you Shari! It's so good to hear from you again...I've got

your other email in my folder to answer and I just haven't gotten

around to it, but I've been thinking about you alot, knowing you

were sick. I hope you and Logan are doing much better now.

Love,

Patty

>

> HI GIRLS - SHARI HERE

>

> Sounds exactly like what my son has had.... I will send you both

a pic to

> your peronal email if it is OK of one of his " Pimples " on his

little belly....

> he still gets them - been well over a year.... I had one biopsied

and was

> told they were thought to be :molluscum " which it looks nothing

like but after

> a ton of research I found that the molluscum could be related to

mold and

> yeast exposure...

>

> Please send me an emal to my address and I will respond with the

pic... this

> will let me know it is ok to send the pic to you.... I have a

feeling it

> will hit close to home....

>

> My Logan is 4 now but I had the implants when I carried him and

breast fed

> for 9 months.... itis horrible to think I hurt him like this... he

currently

> has a batch of bumps on his lower back.... they mostly show up on

his chest,

> tummy, armpits, and lower back. They started almost at birth but

were not

> really bad until about 2 or so.... just like you described....

starts out like a

> little clear skin bump then gets red then swells and gets a white

> center...one they pop they go away but always leave a tiny hole

where they were on the

> bigger ones... the pic I will send was one of the biggest he

had...

>

> Let me know asap if you want to see it to compare.... his

pediatrician

> thinks it is related to my implants by the way... the derm.

specialist doesn't

> know what to think....

>

> shari

> halvey70aol.com

>

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Shari

I hate to think of logan having to go through these reoccuring

rashes. Do they itch or bother him? Have you tried detoxing him

with epsom salts or having him take olive leaf extract on a regular

basis? I know that East Park Research's d'lenolate kills a wide

variety of pathogens--viral, bacterial, etc. Also they make a soap

that they claims goes through to the deepest layer of skin that is

also olive leaf and is supposed to help with psorisias, etc. Also,

when my husband took oil of oregano on a daily basis he noticed that

it completely eliminated the very stubborn fungal infection on his

toenails (where they turn yellow) and also got rid of ringworm that

he was prone to. Several months after discontinuing, the symptoms

started to reappear showing that his body will always have a

weakness for these type of problems. I am betting that one or both

of these products taken on a regular basis will help control these

outbreaks. They are worth a try!!

Hugs, Kathy

-- In , halvey70@a... wrote:

>

> HI GIRLS - SHARI HERE

>

> Sounds exactly like what my son has had.... I will send you both

a pic to

> your peronal email if it is OK of one of his " Pimples " on his

little belly....

> he still gets them - been well over a year.... I had one biopsied

and was

> told they were thought to be :molluscum " which it looks nothing

like but after

> a ton of research I found that the molluscum could be related to

mold and

> yeast exposure...

>

> Please send me an emal to my address and I will respond with the

pic... this

> will let me know it is ok to send the pic to you.... I have a

feeling it

> will hit close to home....

>

> My Logan is 4 now but I had the implants when I carried him and

breast fed

> for 9 months.... itis horrible to think I hurt him like this... he

currently

> has a batch of bumps on his lower back.... they mostly show up on

his chest,

> tummy, armpits, and lower back. They started almost at birth but

were not

> really bad until about 2 or so.... just like you described....

starts out like a

> little clear skin bump then gets red then swells and gets a white

> center...one they pop they go away but always leave a tiny hole

where they were on the

> bigger ones... the pic I will send was one of the biggest he

had...

>

> Let me know asap if you want to see it to compare.... his

pediatrician

> thinks it is related to my implants by the way... the derm.

specialist doesn't

> know what to think....

>

> shari

> halvey70aol.com

>

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Kathy

I have never really tried any detox ideas on him as I was scared because of his age... I guess I really need to look further into what I can and can't do to try to rid him of these nasty things for good.... Luckily the hives have not returned for quite a while nor the chronic ear infections but he did recently go through a bad bought on pneumonia..... it has been three weeks and 2 antibiotics rounds later and he is still coughing although his chest xrays are clear.... prior to this he has been pretty healthy other than the bumps which have been happening since birth..... they come and go 3-4 different spots usually. I have taken his to a dermatologist and is pediatrician... best thing I have found is as soon as they start to appear they are in a little bunch together, red small like a rash - very itchy. If I catch them then, I put medicated baby powder on his and they go away within a few days. If I catch them when they get larger and more pimply they are harder to get rid of and pretty painful as he gives me a pretty hard time when I try to put stuff on them.... poor little guy is only 4 - doesn't understand the need for me to get rid of them soon and gets mad at me when I have to touch them... It is kinda weird like they are on nerve endings as if I catch them later in the day when they have become larger and redder the very lightest touch he flinches at and he is a very touch little guy... always a rough player getting the normal boy knee scrapes, etc. and doesn't complain about that. For what ever reason these little bump clusters seem to hurt him pretty badly...

Makes me feel like complete crap at every breakout of course... I can not help but believe they are either related to his mold and yeast exposure in the womb or breast feeding or maybe the textured shells that were shedding and missing 30% upon my explant.... I wouldn't doubt they may be little tiny pieces of silicone shell coming to his surface... who knows. His pediatrician believed this may be true.... the dermatologist he sent me to said he didn't think so - said they were molluscum which after a TON of research and picture viewing I never found one pic that looked remotely close to what Logan has ever had but I did find that if they are, they are related to mold and yeast exposure... imagine that... Damn Mentor.

Love

shari

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy!

Thanks for sharing how the olive leaf extract worked for your

husband. I agree with you...I think that our bodies have certain

weaknesses that will require supplements for life in order to keep

battling some of these things successfully. It's good to know that

they are working, even when we don't actually FEEL anything. It's

insurance that I think I'll keep buying!

By the way, olive leaf extract was one of the things I took with me

to India and kept me from getting sick there.

Patty

> >

> > HI GIRLS - SHARI HERE

> >

> > Sounds exactly like what my son has had.... I will send you

both

> a pic to

> > your peronal email if it is OK of one of his " Pimples " on his

> little belly....

> > he still gets them - been well over a year.... I had one

biopsied

> and was

> > told they were thought to be :molluscum " which it looks nothing

> like but after

> > a ton of research I found that the molluscum could be related to

> mold and

> > yeast exposure...

> >

> > Please send me an emal to my address and I will respond with the

> pic... this

> > will let me know it is ok to send the pic to you.... I have a

> feeling it

> > will hit close to home....

> >

> > My Logan is 4 now but I had the implants when I carried him and

> breast fed

> > for 9 months.... itis horrible to think I hurt him like this...

he

> currently

> > has a batch of bumps on his lower back.... they mostly show up

on

> his chest,

> > tummy, armpits, and lower back. They started almost at birth

but

> were not

> > really bad until about 2 or so.... just like you described....

> starts out like a

> > little clear skin bump then gets red then swells and gets a

white

> > center...one they pop they go away but always leave a tiny hole

> where they were on the

> > bigger ones... the pic I will send was one of the biggest he

> had...

> >

> > Let me know asap if you want to see it to compare.... his

> pediatrician

> > thinks it is related to my implants by the way... the derm.

> specialist doesn't

> > know what to think....

> >

> > shari

> > halvey70aol.com

> >

>