Re: Syclovir--Kathy (mikat?) are you reading posts?

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Hi Joanne,

I'm glad to hear that you had some early promising results with the

Syclovir. Take it slow and steady! One of our members who does not

post often these days, Kathy (mikat) was also a fast responder to

even small amounts of healing products. She would herx like crazy.

I wish she would keep writing to us about her healing. I know she

was working, the last I heard from her.

I have worked throughout my entire illness, as my husband and I

opened our own business, but my work was entirely office-related, and

I have been lucky to be able to stay home and earn a full-time wage.

I don't know if a sales job is the right one in terms of stress...if

you can handle the stress and not let it affect you, then perhaps you

will do very well! I hope so!

I think women like us who have suffered through this illness need to

find work that is fulfilling, but allows us certain freedoms in our

time, as well as not being too stressful. I found office work made

me keep using my brain (even when I was fogged), and gave me the best

chance to get better, but I know it is not for everyone.

I wish you well! Keep up your hope and optimism for healing....it's

so important.

Patty

>

> Good morning ladies,

>

> I was just catching up on the messages for the last week. I thank

God

> that you are back, Rogene. You have been in my prayers.

>

> I thought I would write about my experiences with the Syclovir. I

> started about a week ago with only about a half of a tsp. I

tolerated

> it well and followed the diet for candida. I had some really

promising

> early results with mental clarity and a decline in the peripheral

> neuropathy. So, I decided to go up to a tbsp., seeing that the goal

is

> 2 tbsp. a day. I started to herx like crazy yesterday afternoon and

> slept about 2 hours last night. I get so crazy when this happens

> because I feel like I am a so toxic and that it is never going to

get

> better. My whole body feels like it is burning, especially the upper

> arms, lower legs and tongue.

>

> I guess the hard part is that I have to work and I need to get

better

> fast with unemployment running out in 2 weeks. Does anyone else work

> full time through all this? I actually got hired for sales job

> yesterday and I am scared to death. I start in 2 weeks. I truly feel

> like God has given me more than I can handle right now.

>

> I thank you all for being here and listening. I know the lesson

here.

> I just can't do things like normal people. I have to go so, so slow

on

> new products.

>

> Have a great day,

>

> Love,

>

> Joanne

>