Re: Trish, Re: Seeking, Searching, hopefully finding

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Melinda, One of our former members suffered from Bells Palsy too, and she was in her 20's! What I wanted to share with you was that her healing involved addressing some serious thyroid issues (she has Hashimoto's like me) and she also has celiac disease, making it important that she stays away from all wheat and glulten-containing products. If you haven't explored that avenue for your healing, just thought I would throw that out for you to consider. Thanks for such a nice note. I really hope for you that all your dreams come true for healing, happiness and independence once again. Hugs, PattyMelinda <askydaughter@...> wrote: Wow, yeah, indeed a blast from the past! It is so good to hear from you!And yes, it does get very hard

financially to go the ways of alternative medicine. I'm not living on my own anymore because of the costs and in some ways that is a very hefty price to pay -- yet I'm dedicated and hope that eventually I'll get well enough that I'm able to afford to do more on my own (like a place called "home") -- lots of emotional healing is part of the whole package -- I am glad for NOW, this moment. I've expended a lot of effort to get here and am not regretting a moment - just feel sad sometimes.Thank you ever so much for your post, including all the links. It's took me awhile to get to it partially because my computer time is limited and also because I have trouble with my eyes, particularly the right which tires very easily since I got Bell's Palsy.I will study what you have included here and do my best to pursue where I am able.Blessings to you and a big "HI!" again. I'm glad to know you are still

delightfully here.Melinda

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