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In response to: Healing Setback

Ruth [Visitor] — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 17:39:08 +0000

My guess is that it's a combination of many factors- the stress of factors 2-4 finally catching up with you. I hope you're able to get plenty of rest and feel better soon.

In response to: Healing Setback

Fleta [Visitor] — Sun, 03 Feb 2013 15:17:18 +0000

Hoping you are on the upswing. Maybe sharing and putting it all down will help relieve some stress. You are an inspiration!

Thank you so much for your kind words. Connie

In response to: Blood thinners

Tom Martens [Visitor] — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 05:45:26 +0000

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In response to: Diagnosis – Lyme Disease!!!

Paul [Visitor] — Sun, 27 May 2012 01:05:45 +0000

What is your blood type?
Did you have your tonsiles removed?
At what age?
My daughter developed Lyme at 20, 5 years after she had her tonsils removed.

I believe research will show those who have tonsils removed have higher rates of Lyme.

Hi Paul,

My blood type is B+ and I still have my tonsils. But I think you may be on to something.

Thanks,
Connie

In response to: Don’t forget to check your prescription!

Ruth [Visitor] — Wed, 16 May 2012 15:23:19 +0000

At least you figured it out after only a day or two. Imagine if you'd kept taking the wrong dose for weeks!

In response to: Dr. William Lee Cowden recommends BTD

Dianna [Visitor] — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 01:49:51 +0000

That is so good to hear! I was just diagnosed after a lifetime of Lyme disease. I have been trying to find out my whole life why I have been in pain and not felt good since as long as I can remember (back to age 3). In seeking out a doctor doing a biofilm protocol for my 2 boys who had been misdiagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, I found out from her that we all have Lyme disease as they got it from me via the placenta. They both were so sick from birth. The first time they started doing better was when we started the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. Now we will be using Dr. Cowden's protocol too as Lyme has also caused Long QT Syndrome for 2 of us. I'm very excited to be starting a treatment that will get us better!

Good luck with your treatment. I highly recommend you get a swami through the Blood type diet as that has been so helpful to me. Log onto the forums if you haven't already. There's a Lyme discussion here: http://www.dadamo.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?b-encloplib/m-1313684812/s-0/

All my best, Connie

In response to: Why is my brother so mad? Or, there's nothing so certain as a closed mind.

Paul C. [Visitor] — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 20:58:04 +0000

Connie, your brother is starting to have doubts about his approach to medical science.

Since he has invested a lot of his ego and his self-image of competency (no small thing for any man) into his understanding of science this threatens his self-worth. It sounds like he is channeling his emotional reaction to your mother's death into this issue to avoid dealing with those emotions. He will not find this successful, but that is not going to help you - unless he is big enough to admit it by his own initiative.

This inflexibility of his is a scab in his emotional life. The scab comes off best after the wound has healed. If someone encourages him to get some help dealing with the loss you are both feeling, he will be in a better position to support you.

I hope that you will both find the healing you need for this situation.

Very interesting idea. I hadn't thought about it like that. Thanks, Connie

In response to: Why is my brother so mad? Or, there's nothing so certain as a closed mind.

JJREA [Visitor] — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 21:34:36 +0000

Yeah, that's a tough one. In my experience with people is that some feel they need to control a situation. For a myriad of reasons. One reason, that I see in my Father and my Father in law, is if you listen to them, they think it will be the right decision for you and they will worry less about you. Which it's basic intention is very good. They care. So much that it pains them deeply. And their faith in any other answer besides the one they came up with is non present. I see that with many people also. They think if they overcame a situation with a certain method, they feel it's the ONLY method that will work. I always thought that there's more than one way to skin a cat to be a true statement. But some people are inflexible that way. Either way, I think at the root of the problem is fear. I will not claim I'm some perfect person. I do try really hard not to force my opinions on other people. I tell them my opinion, and it's up to them. But then again, there are times people do things that have me scratching my head. And having kids, I feel a responsibility to lead them in the right direction, and it's painful to watch them make mistakes. Yet we all do. And when they don't do what my wife or I have asked of them, it gets pretty irritating after many times. This is obviously a different situation, as you're not his child, but sometimes we may forget our place.

I hope he comes to some kind of understanding that would allow him to not be so mad at you also. I'm sorry this has happened. And I can relate. I've struggle with family members many times on certain similar issues. It's no fun. Especially when it's the in laws. hehehe

It's funny you said "you're not his child" because at one point I said to him "You're not my dad, please treat me as an adult and give me some respect".
Thanks for your comment. Connie